i have a submariner... it was bought 18 years ago, sat in a box for 18 years then given to me, all was fine for about 3 months then it developed a problem with the winder, went for a full service to rolex hq, came back problem still existed, went away again all fixed now...
when you sent it for servicing didn't you get a little green card stating 'This watch has undergone a complete overhaul... function guaranteed for 2 years...'
it took just over 2 months for the full service then second time around was just under 2 weeks as it was a warranty not a service...
when you sent it for servicing didn't you get a little green card stating 'This watch has undergone a complete overhaul... function guaranteed for 2 years...'
it took just over 2 months for the full service then second time around was just under 2 weeks as it was a warranty not a service...
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chunkymunky
New Member
Dont wear a watch, i drive td, i look at the calender instead its that slow
my next watch will be a black daytona, my dad has a regular daytona but the black's are out of this world...
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Unless any of 'em are EP90 proof up to a depth of 10m they're all useless to me as a drivers watch...
I think you're mistaken
The ultimate driving watch would surely be the Tag Heuer Monaco
that's what rolex label it as, not me...
Dr_evil
Banned
Then rolex are wrong, the new Monaco is a masterpiece
The movement is far more intriguing than that of a rolex or any traditional watch
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
no its cos you are a traditional man and long may we live in this world of ****
Badger
Well-Known Member
Appears it is, Mine is identical to that in every single way.
Apologies
something is 2mm thicker, can't remember what ive held both in my hand at the same time... slight difference nothing major.
the orig sub came out in 1954
