Reputable Rolex (Tudor) Repair?

I have an old Tudor Prince Oysterdate, it was my Grandfather's watch. The stem pulls completely out of the case, and I need it repaired. The movement appears to be working properly. Not exactly sure what it needs, but wanted to ask if any of use have used a company that did a great job?

Unfortunately there aren't any places near me that would be authorized to work on a Tudor, so I'll have to ship the watch to them. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you gentlemen

Rick

Dalton Toledo works on my 1968 DateJust. He's with ABC Watchworks in Los Angeles.

Email him at [email protected]

Dripp said:

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

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Thanks, contact email sent to them.

I was wondering though, is it a common problem for the stem (once unscrewed) to pull completely out of the case? Anyone know?

Not common, but not unheard of. Should be a simple enough fix.

When was it last serviced? If you don't know, you might want to consider it.

It's been over 10yrs since I've worn it, and I had it serviced right before that. So it's overdue.

One screw with a detent that holds the winding stem in place,easy fix if intact.

I had my 40s Rolex serviced by Bob Ridley at Watchmakers International. I think he pretty much knows everything about vintage Rolex and has access to every replacement part imaginable.

Ben