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Robert Reeve is my go-to for vintage Rolex.
http://www.robertreeves.co.uk/
He has serviced my Air King 5700 before, and has done my Dad's 1988 5700 too. He has also done some bracelet and case repairs for me before. Might be a waiting list, but will be cheaper than Rolex and he will do a cracking job.
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Hey All, I’ve inherited (a good few years ago) a Rolex Air King Oyster Perpetual. It was well worn by my late dad on the daily, and could do with a proper service and repair. I originally took it to Rolex in St James for a quote on service/replacement of parts, came back as 700 odd quid, which is either reasonable or a ‘Rolex’ quote. Was wondering if anyone on here would suggest an alternative servicing company and wether they would offer a similar level of service for less money. Or should I just stick with Rolex and accept that my dad should have just taken better care of his watch! Cheers