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·Hi everyone,
I know it's not exactly commendable to find the cheapest watchmaker around, but I was hoping to get my Speedy serviced sometime within the next six months for around $300. To my knowledge, no parts will have to be replaced, so I am talking about a very bare-bones service, and perhaps a very light case polish.
I've found this gentleman's site, and I was wondering if anyone on the forums has heard anything good about him or – better yet – has had a watch serviced by him: http://www.thewatchtech.com/index.php
He says his going rate for the 1861 is $225, and any parts that need to be replaced will cost extra (obviously).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I know many of you are not in favor of "cheap" services, but at this point, $300 is all I will really be able to afford. I suppose I could save some more and shoot for a $400 max. Let's just see what you knowledgeable folks advise.
Thanks, and cheers!
Jeff
I know it's not exactly commendable to find the cheapest watchmaker around, but I was hoping to get my Speedy serviced sometime within the next six months for around $300. To my knowledge, no parts will have to be replaced, so I am talking about a very bare-bones service, and perhaps a very light case polish.
I've found this gentleman's site, and I was wondering if anyone on the forums has heard anything good about him or – better yet – has had a watch serviced by him: http://www.thewatchtech.com/index.php
He says his going rate for the 1861 is $225, and any parts that need to be replaced will cost extra (obviously).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I know many of you are not in favor of "cheap" services, but at this point, $300 is all I will really be able to afford. I suppose I could save some more and shoot for a $400 max. Let's just see what you knowledgeable folks advise.
Thanks, and cheers!
Jeff