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[Well1147]

Group,

Just received my SDDS back from The Watch Buyers Group, Watch looks as new just a quick question on accuracy after service any thing i need to know?. Thanks to all who read my post

[Carguy87]

Are you concerned the watch isn’t meeting time correctly? Which reference number is it?

[Well1147]

116660 Just wanting to know if there is anything i need to know about a freshly serviced watch.

[dpt.calvin]

Are you a worrier?

[Soarer]

Shouldn’t you be asking questions to the folks who serviced your watch?


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[Carguy87]

Other than confirming the crown is screwed back down after resetting the time I would think you’re good to go!

[MasonDixon]

Originally Posted by Well1147

Group,

Just received my SDDS back from The Watch Buyers Group, Watch looks as new just a quick question on accuracy after service any thing i need to know?. Thanks to all who read my post

I'm not familiar with The Watch Buyers Group. Did they make any guarantees as to accuracy after service? The Rolex standard is -2/+2 seconds per day for that watch.

[Dirt]

Originally Posted by MasonDixon

I'm not familiar with The Watch Buyers Group. Did they make any guarantees as to accuracy after service? The Rolex standard is -2/+2 seconds per day for that watch.

Not necessarily.
It all depends upon when it was sold new as to whether the new standard actually applies.
Besides, only Rolex carries the full responsibility in that regard, not third parties. Not that the movement isn't fully capable

[padi56]

Originally Posted by MasonDixon

I'm not familiar with The Watch Buyers Group. Did they make any guarantees as to accuracy after service? The Rolex standard is -2/+2 seconds per day for that watch.

Yes when testing on a machine by Rolex at time of test it met said spec but on the wrist could be slightly different as there are many variables on the wrist. Such as gravity, mainspring power-reserve, different temperatures, shocks and so on.