Reply With QuoteThat looks nice and tight, good things come to those who wait, end result is excellent
My old jubilee was decidedly stretched, so I sent it to Seth at thewatchdealer.co.uk for a bit of TLC - and I am very happy with the results!
It's like new, and the only downside is that it's so tight it could do with another half link now!
Took a while (three months) and comms could be better but - overall - I'm very happy!
More details on my blog: http://wristwatchreview.co.uk/rolex-bracelet-repair
That looks nice and tight, good things come to those who wait, end result is excellent
It's great to see that the curse of the rolex bracelet can be lifted.
That's a sterling job - a whole new lease of life.
It's good to know that someone in the UK can do this.
Paul
3 months... that's a lot, what was the cost?Originally Posted by Richmondmike
He quoted me £110 for an oyster bracelet but sadly didn't reply to my follow up email requesting send in date and address.
How does he do it though where the links are not removable ?
Magic? ;)
It's just a matter of time...
I bought an amazing 5513 that the bracelet had been sorted by the supposed master Michael Young in Hong Kong, the cost was £310 and the bracelet was good but not perfect, makes Seths charges and standard of work an absolute bargain.
I had a jubilee of my dad's fixed by seth. It was trashed and came back brilliant.
Comms aren't regular but I expect he's hugely busy.
I was happy with a text to say it had arrived and a text a couple if months later to say it was done.
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