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17 October 2007, 10:14 AM | #1 |
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Booklets in GMTIIc Box
Hello all. I just purchased an new SS GMTIIc as a Xmas for my Dad at the SF Tourneau while visiting the Bay Area this weekend. It is an M series. The only booklets that came with it were the warrnaty card, "Warranty" Booklet, "Factory Service" booklet and the new GMTII booklet. It did not have the "Your Rolex Oyster" booklet. Is this missing? I know it came with my Z-series SS Sub/Date and I see it with the boxes on Z series GMTIIc's offered on Ebay. The AD assured me that this is all that comes with it. They even brought out the box for a brand new M series TT GMTIIc to show me what came with it and it too did not have it. Can those that have an M series GMTIIc chime in? If it is missing how can I rectify this, not that it matters much I guess as it will not be resold but I jsut want to make sure the package is complete. Thanks.
BTW, I think the watch is beautiful. I think I may try to pick one up for myself if I can find one or just wait until they are more readily available. I've been on the list at BB's and Tourneus here in Los Angeles for a while now and no call yet. I just happened to be in the mall at SF and low and behold they had just received one 2days ago and no one had purchased it yet! As soon as I said I'll take it 2 other people had just walked in to see it. Apparantly, they were called by "their" salespeople about it. I guess it was first come, first... |
17 October 2007, 10:23 AM | #2 |
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I don't know about the M, but it came with the Z,
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17 October 2007, 10:25 AM | #3 |
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Did you get a booklet specically for the NEW GMT IIc?
I have read posts here from members stating that the OLD GMT II booklet is still provided with the NEW GMT IIc. Anyway, I would mean that the "Your Rolex Oyster" booklet should be part of the package. Congrats on getting that lovely watch, btw.!
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The printing of the new booklet was delayed. Result: everyone received the old booklet.
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17 October 2007, 01:35 PM | #6 | |
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Here are pics(Sorry for the quality) of the GMTIIc versus my Sub and of the booklets. They did throw in 2 extra Green/Gold Rolex cloths. Last edited by docmfg; 17 October 2007 at 02:45 PM.. Reason: Adding pics. |
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17 October 2007, 03:53 PM | #7 |
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re: the oyster booklet, u shd approach your AD for a copy............one of my ADs has so many of these in his cabinet....
the green/gold cloth looks cool.............what's the size, may i know?
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~12x15 inches when opened up.
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Anyway, your AD should be able to get the "Your Rolex Oyster" booklet for you. Alternatively, you might get one from Tom "Kansaivet".
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18 October 2007, 03:04 AM | #10 |
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I have put a call in to the manager at the AD. He will call me back later today as he will look into whether the booklet is supposed to come with the watch as it is a new model
Will keep you posted, but coming from a customer service point of view he should have just sent me one regardless. |
18 October 2007, 04:19 AM | #11 |
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Spoke to Rolex themselves. They confirmed that the GMTIIc's shipped with the new GMTII booklet will not have the "Your Rolex Oyster" booklet. I guess those with the old GMT booklets lucked out as they got the booklet and will get the new one as well. Can anyone spare an extra booklet?
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18 October 2007, 04:28 AM | #12 |
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My Z series TT GMT II C came with the older GMT booklet, the factory service book, but not the Your Oyster book. As I've got two copies of it from other purchaes, I don't need it, but sometimes Rolex lacks consistency in these items. For instance, prior to the new credit card warrant card, Rolexes purchased outside the US came with a leather document "wallet", whereas US purchases came with the a green heavy paper version. Never understood why.
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Anyway, good thing that Rolex corrected that issue! Rolex actually delivered the SUBMARINER anchors with the SEA-DWELLER watch for a long time before correcting it (as you would know, these anchors are no more delivered with diver's Rolex watches). About the wallet: To use a double negative: customers aint got no leather wallet coming with the new GMT IIc in Europe. At least there wasn't one in the box of the new GMT IIc that I saw at my AD 20 days ago when I collected my SS Cos.
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Hi doc, Lucky Dad or what? He will enjoy.
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18 October 2007, 06:52 AM | #15 |
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Actually, I am the lucky one to have a Dad like him. I would give the world to him and my mom actually for what they have done for me. It is b/c of them that I am now in a position to be able to purchase my Dad his first Rolex. He is probably able to get one on his own now, but knowing the old guy he would
rather use the money towards his family than think of himself. Thanks for the advice guys, I have procured a booklet now. |
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