Recommend someone to melt my Rolex.

[Adsy]

Basically I have my uncles old watch that was passed to me but it really wasn't my style so I sold the watch and kept the bracelet and case. I'm just getting around to having it melted possibly the process videoed or photographed so I can show my family. And also the bar will stay with me for always.  My gem scale measures it at 53.14 it's solid 14k gold which makes it 31.08 grams fine which is an exact troy ounce which im sure Rolex did purposely and it could make a lovely little bar or round, I'm open to ideas. Is there anyone on here that is reliable and recommended please? Thanks 

[Adsy]

I asked backyard bullion and he said he wasn't able to help.

[Derv]

You're going to melt a Rolex bracelet ? 

Is it damaged ? 

[SidS]

Just a suggestion but Cody's lab on YouTube might be what you're looking for (he's US based). He does science experiments mostly, but he did once scrap a Rolex watch and extract the precious metals from it, the resulting metal beads were then posted back to the original sender.

He's done a fair bit of work on recovering precious metals from all kinds of weird stuff, including (ex-catalytic converter) platinum from roadside dust!

[motorbikez]

Wasn't my style so destroys the watch, strange indeed.

[Adsy]

2 hours ago, motorbikez said:

Wasn't my style so destroys the watch, strange indeed.

Whats strange? I sold the movement and want to keep the gold as it was an heirloom. 

7 hours ago, Derv said:

You're going to melt a Rolex bracelet ? 

Is it damaged ? 

No it's not damaged. Yes I'm going to melt a Rolex bracelet. 

[Adsy]

5 hours ago, SidS said:

Just a suggestion but Cody's lab on YouTube might be what you're looking for (he's US based). He does science experiments mostly, but he did once scrap a Rolex watch and extract the precious metals from it, the resulting metal beads were then posted back to the original sender.

He's done a fair bit of work on recovering precious metals from all kinds of weird stuff, including (ex-catalytic converter) platinum from roadside dust!

Hi,

Yes this is the kind of thing I'm looking for, except I don't want it refined I'm happy for it to stay as 14k.

Thanks. 

[Mike1976]

There is a guy based in London who makes jewellery using the casts that he also makes himself. He might be able to do this for you. His email is johnnyhoxtonldn@gmail.com

[Adsy]

3 hours ago, Mike1976 said:

There is a guy based in London who makes jewellery using the casts that he also makes himself. He might be able to do this for you. His email is johnnyhoxtonldn@gmail.com

Thanks mate I'll check him out.