BradleyJ.
·Fear of electronic devices against the skin huh? You really tee’d that one up! I looked up the heebie-jeebies on web md and not much there. Is it a psychological disorder?
Hey Saul, doesnt your brother have that same issue?
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Fear of electronic devices against the skin huh? You really tee’d that one up! I looked up the heebie-jeebies on web md and not much there. Is it a psychological disorder?
Hey Saul, doesnt your brother have that same issue?
That’s why I asked if it is psychological! 😉
To replace battery, does one send to watchmaker or does by oneself?[/QUOTE
You have several choices. Attempt the job with no tools and no instructions, and run the risk of trashing the watch. or invest in proper case back wrench and/or case knife, case back press, plastic tweezers, water proof tester, and a gasket assortment (or three), and still run the risk of trashing the watch. Or take it to a watchmaker (not a battery change kiosk), and have it done.
I’m sure that almost all major high end watch manufactures have had a quartz watch in their offerings, can anyone name a brand that has never made a quartz watch?
Blancpain
Mostly because they weren't making watches in that era...
It answers the question accurately regardless of the reason. I would also argue that we are still very much in the Quartz watch era and Blancpain are making watches now
Okay, you win.
FYI - Blancpain were nearly wiped out by the quartz crisis, and it was only when mechanical watches became cool again that they were revived. They of course use the claim that they haven't made a quartz watch, and that they are the oldest watch manufacturer in their marketing, so yes if you believe their rather misleading marketing, it's a different answer than the reality...