David - So sorry to hear this. I will miss him and his wisdom on the forums. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk David - So sorry to hear this. I will miss him and his wisdom on the forums. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Still have a few reps to go with an equal number of gens and even occasionally wear my “RWG watch”. It’s a nice reminder. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Back from the dead on my end. Don’t know why but something called me back. It’s been fun to read and see what’s up. I am probably at 8-10 watches. But the travesty is that I seem to have lost my Rolexes including a gen 5512 and a Ubi 6263. Will keep looking although if my ex found them first they’re gone.
If you're son takes to long to get you up to speed I have often found with new phones that someone went to the trouble to post a simple video tutorial on YouTube which gets you through the basics quickly. And you can try it real time while watching.....[emoji4]
It is real because Rolex says it is if they say it is. But in reality I strongly suspect they were done by an "unauthorized" dial maker at the time.
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+1. Would not bring a vintage piece to an AD. Typically they have to offer a warranty and in order to do so they will want to do a lot more to ensure it lasts. We have the opposite approach - do as little as possible to keep the watch as close to original as possible. I am ignoring the fact that I too find them to be twice as expensive for a given movement service versus a qualified independent.
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