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If u tell them u bought it from the Hilton hotel branch or if u do know somebody there...
O/w not sure if they will entertain u...
Originally posted by Okacin View PostJuz got my Exp II from my fren who came bk fr Heathrow! Will bring to Sincere tmrw to get it sized. Hopefully they dont charge
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Originally posted by triton View Post1) the neighbourhood watch can assist you in resizing your bracelet if they have the experience and the right tools.
2) you can visit any local AD to seek assist. they will not charge you.
3) you can bring the watch itself only to RSC without box, papers/warranty card. they can do it for you.
4) you can do it on your own. why not?
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Originally posted by JustCallMeD View PostYou can always get one from the Rolex Garage thread in the forum. The prices are quite attractive. Go look around. =)
Alternatively, I am now contemplating to sell it off and get a DSSD. So If you are really interested, we can work out a fair price.
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Originally posted by conservative View PostI also want !!! How much did you pay for it ?
Alternatively, I am now contemplating to sell it off and get a DSSD. So If you are really interested, we can work out a fair price.
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Originally posted by JustCallMeD View PostJust got myself a 42mm Explorer 2 recently. Really love it!
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Thought its UV that is no good, not LED light
Originally posted by roguehog View Posti dont know how true this is but i read watchwerkz posts that charging using led is not the right way.
one of the reasons i can think of is led is used as a light cure device in dentistry work. this is used to dry up the dental fillings they place in your teeth. it is also used in nail salons to dry nail polish. based on this i would think that high exposure to led might age the lume markers prematurely.
not sure if the lubricant in the watch will be affected too.
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Originally posted by roguehog View Posti dont know how true this is but i read watchwerkz posts that charging using led is not the right way.
one of the reasons i can think of is led is used as a light cure device in dentistry work. this is used to dry up the dental fillings they place in your teeth. it is also used in nail salons to dry nail polish. based on this i would think that high exposure to led might age the lume markers prematurely.
not sure if the lubricant in the watch will be affected too.
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i dont know how true this is but i read watchwerkz posts that charging using led is not the right way.
one of the reasons i can think of is led is used as a light cure device in dentistry work. this is used to dry up the dental fillings they place in your teeth. it is also used in nail salons to dry nail polish. based on this i would think that high exposure to led might age the lume markers prematurely.
not sure if the lubricant in the watch will be affected too.
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Why is this so?
Originally posted by roguehog View PostRemember never to charge the indices using led light. It's actually harmful to the watch.
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Originally posted by swordwind View PostHi guys, can anyone confirm the latest servicing cost at Rolex for the previous explorer II (16750)? Someone posted in the servicing thread tt Rolex has increased the cost from $790 to $920 for his sub! Urggg!!!
i heard it has increased. why don't you give a call to RSC to get an indication on where the price will start from.
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Beautiful! I been wearing my 214270 for a while too... love the simplicity in design... the weight... and the size... jus nice not too small not too big...
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