Canuck
·I’ve owned my Rolex Oyster Date-Just now for 34 years. Over that time, I have conditioned it four times, and replaced the mainspring when it broke, back in 2000. I decided a month or so ago that it needed a full spa treatment at Rolex in Toronto, so after a full technical revision, new rotor post, new mainspring barrel, mainspring, Oyster crown & case tube, and synthetic sapphire “Cyclops” crystal, it is back on my wrist. I had the option of replacing the dial and hands, but the originals are perfect, so why bother! In 48-hours on the wrist, it shows NO variation in rate! I’m very pleased!
Back to keeping the sort of time it has over most of the 34 years I’ve owned it. One second slow in 4 days! (Maybe my iPad has gained a second over 4days!)


















