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wareagle35
·I purchased a tudor snowflake sub a while back and sent it in for a restoration. It has been 3 months and isn't back yet. Is this a normal time frame?
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Darlinboy
··Pratts! Will I B******S!!!Depends on what it needed and where you sent it. You really haven't given enough information to say more.
Generally speaking, bench time is a small fraction of the total turnaround. Some shops are far better at managing workflow than others. I generally ask my watchmaker to tell me when to send it so it isn't sitting around somewhere for months until he gets to it.
If a part is needed, especially one not easyily sourced, that can add to the turnaround time too.
Generally speaking, bench time is a small fraction of the total turnaround. Some shops are far better at managing workflow than others. I generally ask my watchmaker to tell me when to send it so it isn't sitting around somewhere for months until he gets to it.
If a part is needed, especially one not easyily sourced, that can add to the turnaround time too.
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wareagle35
·I have sent subs and gmt masters to my local ad who has a watchmaker and turn around is usually a month. This one needed polishing,buffing a bezel insert,new crystal and a few more things.
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wareagle35
·I should clarify that i actually sent this off to be worked on and didnt take it to my usual guy.
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calalum
·Maybe ask the people you sent it to what they are doing and what the status is? Or are you asking something different?
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wareagle35
·I have and the response i get is it is taking longer than expected.
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wareagle35
·Finally picking up my tudor today. Pics to follow
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Omegamus Prime
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omitohud
·This post is so weird. [emoji107]
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