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Old 6 July 2018, 06:33 PM   #1
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New box and warranty question

Hello all, what year did the new style box come in with the pull down section inside and also what year did the 5 year warranty green seal come in? Is it also true that due to new lubricants that there is now a 10 year service interval?

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Old 7 July 2018, 12:06 AM   #2
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Hello all, what year did the new style box come in with the pull down section inside and also what year did the 5 year warranty green seal come in? Is it also true that due to new lubricants that there is now a 10 year service interval?

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First the 10 year service is not true, Rolex themselves do not set any specific service period, and they have never suggested a ten year period. This internet story came from a complete misreading of a Rolex statement.This is what it actually said that today the average Rolex owner have chosen around a ten year service interval before sending watches to be serviced. My own preference depending on how the watch is used just use common sense around every 5- 8 years.And lubricants used are the same as before the 5 year warranty.The 5-year warranty started with all watches sold from July 1, 2015 from authorized dealers. If you bought a Rolex purchase sometime during the last previous two years, say between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2015 Rolex extended the warranty a extra year.And IMHO the 5 year warranty is more marketing than anything as in general most will not have to use it.Unless you develop the {CCTS}constant checking time syndrome and your watch is running a couple seconds fast or slow and want to get it regulated.
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