Hi guys,
juz curious. Very often, for the peace of mind, we talk about seller/buyer bringing pre-owned watches to RSC for authentication b4 any purchase is finalised. I'm not very sure what the authentication process entails but I would assumed that opening the case back of the watch would be an important aspect of it since that is where the movement can be inspected (or they do not have to do this to know its authenticity). This brings to mind the issue of compromise in the water resistance (WR) of the watch after such process. I reckoned that RSC would ensure the intergrity of the the WR of the watch when any authentication is carried out by them? Or they would not undertake such guarantee since they had not inspected the gaskets, for example, to know if it is WR effective? Anyone in the know care to share??
juz curious. Very often, for the peace of mind, we talk about seller/buyer bringing pre-owned watches to RSC for authentication b4 any purchase is finalised. I'm not very sure what the authentication process entails but I would assumed that opening the case back of the watch would be an important aspect of it since that is where the movement can be inspected (or they do not have to do this to know its authenticity). This brings to mind the issue of compromise in the water resistance (WR) of the watch after such process. I reckoned that RSC would ensure the intergrity of the the WR of the watch when any authentication is carried out by them? Or they would not undertake such guarantee since they had not inspected the gaskets, for example, to know if it is WR effective? Anyone in the know care to share??
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