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Servicing of Rolex at 3rd party watchmakers? Any reliable shops?

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  • #16
    Top Hour

    Originally posted by Ender View Post
    Consider Mr Lim at Top Hour (Lucky Plaza) and JWWatches.
    There are various others but these 2 come heavily recommended.
    Better google for their operating hours.

    Ender

    I have used Mr Lim' services. He is a good chap.

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    • #17
      Horolab, although expensive but very good experience!

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      • #18
        They also do rolex verficiation for the repair shop?

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        • #19
          Servicing Rolex

          There is one at people's park centre 2nd floor( can't remember the exact unit no)
          Specialists in rolex servicing and been doing for years... quite trustworthy

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          • #20
            Originally posted by leslie View Post
            I went to RSC and asked about the servicing charges for Rolex sports model and was quoted $920 inclusive of small parts. Seems scary because the last known servicing charge was $400++ 8 years ago.

            I trust ** watch in servicing but their lead time is 3 months for servicing and light polishing. Seems abit too long to over haul a watch. I've seen some of the threads here about 3rd party servicing and was fed with alot of 3rd party watchmakers information until I got confused.

            Which is a reliable 3rd party repair shops which will not do funny things like swapping movements, bracelets etc. I've read some information here and got me worried.

            How about those worn parts that need to be replaced? Will they use original Rolex parts so that it will not be rejected when the watch is brought into RSC in the future?

            I was wondering how 3rd party watchmakers get original Rolex parts when owners need to trade in their parts like bezels before they are allowed to buy a new one.

            And finally, which 3rd part watchmaker does good polishing jobs just like RSC standards? I do not like people over polishing watches that have light scratches. Thanks.
            I don't think Rolex will sell any parts to third party watch makers or service centres.

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