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Old 17 June 2020, 09:34 AM   #1
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AP 25860ST serviced at AP Clearwater?

I recently purchased a E series, 25860 and it needs a movement service. Additionally, I want to get the Extract.



So, after reading several positive posts and speaking to the service agent in Clearwater, I sent them the watch.



I did let them know on the phone and filled out and included in their paperwork that I only wanted the movement serviced, no replacement parts other than wore internal components (no replacement parts such as hands, dial, pushers, etc)...and not to polish it.



The watch is in route to them and before I have them commence, I wanted to make sure there were no red flags and that this was the right place to work on it without fear.



I have mostly owned and collected Rolex (vintage and new). For Rolex, I would never send Rolex Service Center a watch that was more then ten years old. For anything older, I use several highly regarded indies who I can trust to preserve originality.



Is AP Clearwater the right choice?



Thanks for any input.
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