Looking to do a dial swap on my Speedmaster, Nesbit's already came back and said they can't do service with customer-provided parts.

Can anyone recommend a reliable shop to get the work done?

Thanks for any help!

 

Ask the watchmaking school (WTI) at North Seattle College.

 

Nesbitt's.

 

Tagged @Mad Dog I hear he's taking in jobs like this now

 

Haven’t tried them myself yet, but I believe Arc Watch Works in Bellevue should be able to do it. They seem to generally get good reviews.

 

Ummm...yeah...sure...you know it, boss.

There’s nothing quite like giving it the old college try.

 

Kelly Hunter in Portland: http://artofthewatch.com/

 

Customer: "I'd like a medium mocha iced coffee and a Boston Creme Donut."

Dunkin Donuts clerk: "I'm sorry sir, but we're out of Boston Creme Donuts."

Customer: "Okay, how about a vanilla latte and a Boston Creme Donut instead?"

DD clerk: "Sir, we're out of Boston Creme Donuts."

Customer: "Alright, how about an orange juice and a Boston Creme Donut?"

DD clerk: "I'm sorry sir, but I've told you twice that we are out of Boston Creme Donuts!"

Customer: "Fine! Just give me a Boston Creme Donut then!"

 

Give Roanoke Park Watch Repair a call. They seem to have good reviews from a couple of people that got more than just a battery swapped or a linked removed.

 

Thanks everyone, I'll give Roanoke a call when they open, they seem to have the best reviews online.

 

Please keep us posted on the mod's progress and let us know who you ended up going with to get the work done

 

I second Kelly Hunter in Portland: http://artofthewatch.com!

I have not gone to them, but have also heard good things about Arc Watch Works in Bellevue too: http://www.arcwatchworks.com

 

Did you end up getting the mod done?

 

Yep went to Arc in Lynwood. Had a great experience. The dial swap took about an hour so I just wandered around the mall.

Highly recommend them!

 

Does the water resistance hold up after the swap?

 

Oh and congrats on the new piece. Share a pic!