"What's in a name?" - Rolex group private label watches.

I completely missed your 390 service post..... Just finished reading it. Wow. Now I'm very happy to send the next Cal. 390 to my Watchmaker.... Will never ask about his service price again .... Fortunately I have parts for that caliber and a packet of Tudor Mainsprings, I've never opened. Pretty sure, there is everything in it except for these here . And have 2 caliber 390 movement stored for parts , if needed. Bought 15 years ago.... So far not needed. And , NO, I'm not selling these movements. Not after that repair adventure. What a fantastic journey. Any interest in servicing an issued WW2 Glashütte pilots chronograph, caliber urofa 59? I have a feeling, there was something missing there..... Can't be much.....

That's the spirit. I send it over Wednesday.

No pressure. It`s only my Fathers Issued very early Glashuette Pilots Chrono. He was a medical Doctor and one of General field marshal Rommel`s Doctors in Africa . Beeing a Glider pilot in his youth, he was assigned officially to the Air Force. it`s just a Family Heirloom.....

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