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·thanks archer, that is helpful. I do understand the point and can make use of your feedback to make for a useful dialog with a watchmaker. With a minor edit, I can make this sound like more of a dialog about scope of work, as you suggest.
thanks archer, that is helpful. I do understand the point and can make use of your feedback to make for a useful dialog with a watchmaker. With a minor edit, I can make this sound like more of a dialog about scope of work, as you suggest.
But no one sends me a note telling me how long it should take me to clean and lubricate a balance.
Thanks Redzer and Archer, I have not sent this to any watchmakers, so certainly don't want to offend. I like Archer's approach. Can you all recommend a watchmaker in the US and I will ask for service along the lines of Archer's approach (no need for the AI details after all, I do se how this might be offensive) and certainly willing to pay in the range Redzer suggests.
Thanks Redzer and Archer, I have not sent this to any watchmakers, so certainly don't want to offend. I like Archer's approach. Can you all recommend a watchmaker in the US and I will ask for service along the lines of Archer's approach (no need for the AI details after all, I do se how this might be offensive) and certainly willing to pay in the range Redzer suggests.
Archer, I'm fine for all the watchmakers who don't need another customer. I only need one who wants my money and future relationship. But yeah I could rewrite it to soften a bit before sending.
Here's a thought -- tell the watchmakers on your distro you are willing to pay for a total of 4.5 hours of their time, and to stop the work and reassemble/ package/ send back within that limit. And let you know what they were not able to do within that time limit, so you can send it off to someone else to finish.
Cool watch, if it were mine I would just send it to Omega and let them do it. Prices are on their website. Just be prepared to wait a couple months to get it back. But it will have a 2 year warranty afterwards also.