Approx. RSC Costs [UK]

[Probert]

Good evening all,

I’m looking to have my wife’s YG Lady-Datejust 69178 serviced and am considering RSC [UK].

Before I go down that route, can anyone advise on approximate costs for this model?

Many thanks.

[fskywalker]

Current pricing for a DJ movement is about $700 USD


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[Yas.2k]

Not sure about DJ but sub is costing £700 with a 3 month turn around.

[OrangeSport]

Originally Posted by Yas.2k

Not sure about DJ but sub is costing £700 with a 3 month turn around.

That would sound on par. My no-date was about £550

OP, you can call them for a quote.

[Probert]

Originally Posted by OrangeSport

OP, you can call them for a quote.

Thanks; I wasn’t aware of this. I thought they would only give pricing if actually in receipt of the watch at the RSC.

[Richie07]

Originally Posted by Probert

Thanks; I wasn’t aware of this. I thought they would only give pricing if actually in receipt of the watch at the RSC.

They'll give you a standard serving costs (if non exceptional vintage) but you might need replacement parts which Rolex will only be able to notify upon receipt and inspection. Some may be optional (ie: bracelet / dial), some may be mandatory (ie: oscillating weight).

[Bigkev999]

I called and they were helpful, £620 for a Daytona minus any extra items that need doing

[GMT Aviator]

Had my partners lady DJ serviced at RSC Kings Hill about 6 months ago. From memory it was about £550. GMT2 about £700.

[bremersm]

If a Rolex was previously serviced by a non-RSC will RSC service the watch? Can you also request that the not polish or replace things like hands and dials? Basically will they just service the movement?

[OrangeSport]

Yes, they will just do the work you want. No need to have it polished.

They'll take it in and contact you with a list of options and you say what you want. Previous service history won't be an issue but I don't think they'll work on it and leave any non - Rolex (if any were used in the previous service).

[bremersm]

Originally Posted by OrangeSport

Yes, they will just do the work you want. No need to have it polished.

They'll take it in and contact you with a list of options and you say what you want. Previous service history won't be an issue but I don't think they'll work on it and leave any non - Rolex (if any were used in the previous service).

greatly appreciated.