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    Rolex ... Timing of the first service

    Typically after how long will your new Rolex go in for its first service?

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    Manufacturers recommend every three or four years.

    Tbh I go a bit longer than that. My Milgauss was bought five or so years ago is in no great need of a service.

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    Quote Originally Posted by funkstar View Post
    Manufacturers recommend every three or four years.
    Rolex recommend every 5 years.

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    this has been asked about 1000000 times before - see if you can search to find the information you want.

    Rolex advise every 5 years (and there's service advice on their website).

    Each of the previous 1000000 threads usually ends up splitting the TZUK membership into two camps;

    1) service it when it stops working properly (I'm in this camp)

    or

    2) service it regularly to prevent it not working properly (if you have the ££ to spend)

    I still dont think we have a consensus.

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    I was going to reply, but its all be said before,,,,so often.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DB9yeti View Post
    Rolex recommend every 5 years.
    And that's exactly when I send it in, much like I book my car in every 12 months in line with its Service Schedule.

    It could well be that I could leave it longer without detriment but this way gives me peace of mind.

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    5 years in Rolex's recommendation but it is a little like asking how long is a piece of string. If it's working perfectly why bother, but then when it does go wrong it could be something significant. Decisions, decisions. I would actually service it at the 7 year mark if it keeps near to perfect time and I always send them to the RSC.

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    I recently sent my Sub for a service after 10 years. The watch was running fine but I thought it could do with some lubrication after all that time.
    Last edited by rocket-roy; 1st March 2015 at 18:20.

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    The hand book I got with my sub c says rolex recommend a service every 7 years

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