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Just what I've read - but from reputable sources -- Modern lubricants don't get thick by sitting (though age has some effect). More the issue is microscopic particles from wear over time accelerating wear. Also I'm of the understanding that modern lubricants don't migrate.

If I had a Rolex that I cared about that hadn't been serviced in a decade, I'd let her run down, and wear something else until I could get a service on it. I know a guy that'll service Rolex (he has a parts account) for $200. That said... I'd use the RSC. or.... RGM.




 
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RSC. or.... RGM.

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Rolex Service Center, OK, what's RGM?


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Originally posted by r0gue: Also I'm of the understanding that modern lubricants don't migrate.


They can, although not as badly as old lubricants. In fact, there's a process for coating certain high-speed parts after cleaning but before applying the lubricant to reduce migration.
 
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RSC. or.... RGM.

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Rolex Service Center, OK, what's RGM?


http://www.rgmwatches.com/repair_restoration.php




 
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My daily's


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Nice hard working trio!




 
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rOgue - thanks!


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Bravo Maratac! Splendid look and the watch is a great looker for a great price point. But RATS on the 46.2mm case. Waaaaay too big for me. The curse of being a smaller chap. I'm jealous. I love it.


r0gue,

I thought about when I saw this today. http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html
 
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Citizen Skyhawk, Ball Ceramic XV, and Luminox Automatic-all from David Truong.
 
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r0gue,
I thought about when I saw this today. http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html


Ordered! Smile




 
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I thought about when I saw this today. http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html


Ordered! Smile


Beautiful watch at a good price!
 
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http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html

Beautiful watch at a good price!


Agreed! I've started to migrate my tastes to very VERY legible dial. I'm tired of searching for the hands in clutter. This looks great. Hope it wears well. I figure if it doesn't work out for me, I can move it on SC quick enough and pass along some joy. Smile




 
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http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html

Beautiful watch at a good price!




Agreed! I've started to migrate my tastes to very VERY legible dial. I'm tired of searching for the hands in clutter. This looks great. Hope it wears well. I figure if it doesn't work out for me, I can move it on SC quick enough and pass along some joy. Smile


Boom. Just like that. Let me know what you think once it arrives. I like the hacking movement and the second hand more than that on the SR-1.
 
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Originally posted by Snailfan:...I saw this today. http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html


But...but...

It's marketed as a DIVER'S watch; why are they showing it with an aeronautical Sectional Chart? Confused
 
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Originally posted by Snailfan:...I saw this today. http://countycomm.com/sr3mid.html


But...but...

It's marketed as a DIVER'S watch; why are they showing it with an aeronautical Sectional Chart? Confused


'Cause it looks cool! Smile Same reason they are making all that crap on that site looks all BDU tough. But what the heck eh? A legible dial, reasonable sized hacking watch with an orange sec hand, that has curled lugs which I'm guessing will look good on a NATO strap. Seems a fun watch for the summer. Cheaper than a box of .22lr! Wink




 
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Wow! 46.2-> 40 MM is mid ? Seems like quite a jump.

42MM would have been nice.

Anyway, congrats guys.

Wear it in good health.

RMD




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40mm is my max. I'm looking forward to it.




 
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Originally posted by r0gue: ...Seems a fun watch for the summer. Cheaper than a box of .22lr! Wink

Probably easier to find, too. Frown
 
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Started a watch thread on here way back. Now this one is going to severely damage my bank account. In the market for something new to mix things up and I really should've avoided this thread...
 
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Just ordered a Deep Blue Sea Ram. I blame you all.
 
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