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Old 7 April 2010, 02:08 AM   #1
rkim11
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When a Rolex stops...
Is it good or bad when a Rolex is stopped for a few weeks? On the one hand it's less wear on the movement but on the other hand I hear the oils can dry out. ADs have alot of stopped watches in their cases so...?
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