Rolex service centre and Tudor servicing

[bwhitesox]

I have an incoming Tudor 76100 sub which has not been serviced and I'm thinking of dropping it off at the nearest service centre for this.

I understand that the RSC will charge me an arm or two for the servicing and I would be firm with them about not replacing any parts or polishing the case.

What are your thoughts on this...Is the RSC that much better than a normal watch person.?

[highoeyazmuhudee]

they may not even service it

[Ronin]

Use Zigmeister or find a good local watchsmith. Maybe if you have big enough Rolex AD, they may have watchsmiths on site, but will probably charge you close to RSC rates $300+.

[bwhitesox]

they may not even service it

True and that would make my mind up I guess

[offshore]

D, It will be sent off to Sydney, and you won't have a lot of say in how much is spent.

Shoot me a PM. I have an alternate idea.

O/S

[freddy333]

I have to be the dissenting voice here. As long as you drop the watch off in person, were it me, I would give an RSC 1st shot at it. If they refuse to accept it (some RSCs will not work on vintage watches more than 25 or so years old), then try Ziggy or an independent Rolex-trained watchmaker. As long as you are crystal clear as to what work you want done & what work you do not want done & the watchmaker is Rolex-trained with a Rolex parts account, you should be fine.