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Glenmorangie77 · 20 October 2022, 04:13 AM

I needed a minor bracelet part for my 2016 Explorer and went to two area authorized dealers for assistance. Both said they could order it but when they went to do so, Rolex told them they wouldn't allow the sale because they didn't have a certified watchmaker on premises.

Both these dealers used to have watchmakers on site but no longer do. I'm assuming business certainly has been good enough the last few years that letting go of a watchmaker wasn't necessarily financially driven. Any ideas on why this might be happening? Anyone seeing it as a trend?

20 October 2022, 04:13 AM	#1
Glenmorangie77 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Feb 2020 Real Name: Scott Location: U.S. Midwest Watch: 16710 Coke Posts: 177	A.D.s No Longer Retaining Watchmakers? I needed a minor bracelet part for my 2016 Explorer and went to two area authorized dealers for assistance. Both said they could order it but when they went to do so, Rolex told them they wouldn't allow the sale because they didn't have a certified watchmaker on premises. Both these dealers used to have watchmakers on site but no longer do. I'm assuming business certainly has been good enough the last few years that letting go of a watchmaker wasn't necessarily financially driven. Any ideas on why this might be happening? Anyone seeing it as a trend?

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