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Wehtiko · 11 September 2012, 03:48 PM

As some of you may know I got an Explorer 2 42mm a little over a month ago. It is running fast (between 13 & 27 sec/day): & I've tried all the little things to slow it down or speed it up (like putting the face down or up at night). So I finally went to it to Gemoro Goldsmiths in West Edmonton Mall today to enquire about having it regulated. They told me that I would have to pay $100 insurance & that they would send it to RSC in Toronto to be adjusted, allow 4-6 weeks.
Maybe I missed it in the documentation, but is this normal? Is regulating a Rolex so complex that it has to be sent out for almost 2 months? And what if it's still running fast or slow... is that going to be another $100 bucks and up to 2 months of being without my watch?
Any advice would be appreciated.

11 September 2012, 03:48 PM	#1
Wehtiko Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Real Name: Trevor Location: Edmonton, Canada Watch: Explorer II 216570 Posts: 130	Warranty As some of you may know I got an Explorer 2 42mm a little over a month ago. It is running fast (between 13 & 27 sec/day): & I've tried all the little things to slow it down or speed it up (like putting the face down or up at night). So I finally went to it to Gemoro Goldsmiths in West Edmonton Mall today to enquire about having it regulated. They told me that I would have to pay $100 insurance & that they would send it to RSC in Toronto to be adjusted, allow 4-6 weeks. Maybe I missed it in the documentation, but is this normal? Is regulating a Rolex so complex that it has to be sent out for almost 2 months? And what if it's still running fast or slow... is that going to be another $100 bucks and up to 2 months of being without my watch? Any advice would be appreciated.

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