How often to check gaskets for WR on Rolex?

[Ryuden]

Originally Posted by fmc000

My 25-year old Daytona gets pressure tested every year in July, before the Summer holidays.

By RSC? Asked the RSC here in Singapore and they insist that they don't do pressure test unless it's send in for a full servicing...

[Girkmonster]

Service when indicated by the watch, not the calendar. Other than that, I wear it and do whatever. Really don't think about it much.

[KBM]

Great info, guys!

[Skv]

Originally Posted by Lion

Why not???

Have heard many people who advised me not up, because of the soap that might screw with the gaskets. And mostly because I don't need a watch whilst under the shower. :)

[TeeBee97]

Reminds me of my father who went scuba diving with his 20 yo 14060 - never serviced, pressure tested or changed gaskets. Lol, it sure seems like he's stupid but he just didn't think about it, it's his everyday watch and he uses it for everything. It all went well though!😄

[kilyung]

If a watch isn't critical to a dive, then I can see not caring about getting it serviced but I use mine as a backup to my dive computer. You wouldn't go diving without inspecting your regulator and other equipment.

[Tomas Eriksson]

Originally Posted by TeeBee97

Reminds me of my father who went scuba diving with his 20 yo 14060 - never serviced, pressure tested or changed gaskets. Lol, it sure seems like he's stupid but he just didn't think about it, it's his everyday watch and he uses it for everything. It all went well though!😄

Has it been serviced since?

Hello friend btw, haven't seen you much on this forum 😎


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[TeeBee97]

Originally Posted by Tomas Eriksson

Has it been serviced since?

Hello friend btw, haven't seen you much on this forum 😎


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Hello friend!😊 I'm not here too often actually, which is a shame, it's such a great forum.

Yes, the scuba dive was in 2010/2011, and it finally stopped running in 2012, so he had it serviced (quite expensive hehe) - lots of parts that were completely worn out.. 😄

[SpaceWanderer]

Originally Posted by kilyung

If a watch isn't critical to a dive, then I can see not caring about getting it serviced but I use mine as a backup to my dive computer. You wouldn't go diving without inspecting your regulator and other equipment.

Hear, hear.