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Old 29 February 2024, 09:25 PM   #1
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Apparently Rolex thinks that they have life long control over their watches. Maybe Rolex doesn't know that they are not renting but actually selling a watch.
I agree. You can do what you want with your property. Problem comes with parts. The law requires vehicle manufacturers to provide parts 5 years after manufacture. Does that apply to Rolex? If so they should supply internal parts for cosmetically changed watches, or service them with a disclaimer for none Rolex modifications.

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