At some point every Oysterquartz owner is going to have to face the issue of service. A routine battery change at any of the Rolex Service Centers in the US is done free of charge, and this includes new gaskets and pressure testing.  The following prices are a general guide to what you can expect to pay to bring your Oysterquartz 17000 back up to "new" condition. These prices are estimates only and may not reflect the actual cost for servicing your watch.  My thanks to adlibera for contacting Rolex to secure these price estimates.

(August 10, 2005: Since Rolex USA has recently announced an across the board price increase for service, the following prices are now obsolete.)

• Typical movement service: $300

• Full movement service with water and/or circuit damage: $775

• New dial: $180

• New crown and crown tube: $70

• New hands set: $55

• New sapphire crystal: $85

• New bracelet links: $35 each

• New bracelet clasp: $120 

• Refinish case and bracelet: Included

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