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Old 15 April 2013, 08:10 PM   #1
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How to report my lost Rolex ?
I heard people said if u have lost your Rolex u can report the identity number of the warranty card to Rolex centre.... What will RSC do to the report lost and how to report it?
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Old 15 April 2013, 08:16 PM   #2
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I heard people said if u have lost your Rolex u can report the identity number of the warranty card to Rolex centre.... What will RSC do to the report lost and how to report it?
First thing to do would be to report it to the police with all the details of the watch if you have them.You do not report it to the RSC first I would have thought that was plain common sense.
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First thing to do would be to report it to the police with all the details of the watch if you have them.You do not report it to the RSC first I would have thought that was plain common sense.
Are you ever a nice guy or are you always a condescending bastard?iy seems you pop in on threads just to act like a know it all.
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Old 16 April 2013, 02:47 AM   #4
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Are you ever a nice guy or are you always a condescending bastard?iy seems you pop in on threads just to act like a know it all.
EXTREMELY UNCALLED FOR .....and to a moderator, to top it off!
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Old 16 April 2013, 03:20 AM   #5
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Are you ever a nice guy or are you always a condescending bastard?iy seems you pop in on threads just to act like a know it all.
Know one knows it all but I know when to push the button so please don't slam the door on the way out.
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Know one knows it all but I know when to push the button so please don't slam the door on the way out.
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Another way to put what you wrote above is "Don't let the door hit ya, where the good lord split ya" ha ha ha...
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Are you ever a nice guy or are you always a condescending bastard?iy seems you pop in on threads just to act like a know it all.


condescending bastard or not..... DON'T mess with the ban hammer
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Are you ever a nice guy or are you always a condescending bastard?iy seems you pop in on threads just to act like a know it all.
Play nice or the lifeguard will make you get out of the pool.
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I have had to do it unfortunately. You first need a police report number. Then ring them and they will give you an email address to send info to. All the best


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I heard people said if u have lost your Rolex u can report the identity number of the warranty card to Rolex centre.... What will RSC do to the report lost and how to report it?
As you are in Malaysia it may be best to call Rolex and ask them what official reports they need or will accept. You can almost never simply call up and "report" a stolen or lost watch..

As mentioned, if you ever want to see your watch again, the first step is to get the serial number and description in to your local authorities so that if it is found it can be returned to you.
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If it is not too personal, would you mind telling us the circumstances surrounding your loss?
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LOL!

Anyways to OP sorry you lost your watch. After alerting police and Rolex can I suggest posting flyers in the area you lost it and on Craigslist

Offer a nice reward, you never know!
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moral of the story "don't mess with a moderator and insult them"
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moral of the story "don't mess with a moderator and insult them"
Doesn't matter who somebody insults or levels their immature rant towards..

This is a community of various cultures and languages and we all don't come across the same to those who don't share our own social environment..

We'll send anybody packing for intentional provocative and directly insulting comments..
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Hmmm, yeah

What was this thread about?...
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Did someone just get banned?
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Did someone just get banned?
Sure did and for a good reason. Don't think we'll be seeing Rocco22 anytime soon...
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Hang on just a minute, don't let his location(s) jade anyone. We're all not like that here in the desert. He was kinda of a clown sometimes.
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