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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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Rambo, what city and state are you in? Do you want a local source or will you ship the Cartier for the work?Originally Posted by rnoldh
Near Boca Raton and Palm Beach, FL. I'd ship the ******, sure.
Depends on your location for sure, but in my point of view, go to the official service always is better.Originally Posted by Kappelan
Normally, I'd agree with you. But that estimate is outrageous IMO and that's without repairing the movement. Just a basic "service".
The Junghans probably has a Valjoux 7750 movement, the Cartier prob. has some sort of ETA (2892-2?). Both are fairly standard movements, just refinished/dressed up slightly. Any proper watch repair guy should know these well. If the Cartier movement is completely f@{ked, I don't think $750 is that much - maybe you should get it checked by an independent watch repair guy first?Originally Posted by Lucky Strike
I figured the Junghans was rather standard but just thought I'd ask. The Cartier is something that I need to take in but I have no idea who to take it to?
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I'm planning on selling my 1982 Datejust (engine turn bezel, not white gold). Any interest? Feel free to pme for more info and pics. I'm trying to raise some funds for my next watch purchase.Originally Posted by Warren G.
If only my wife would let me right now
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Ive posted this watch before but I just picked up a new strap for it the other day. The strap looks less purple in real life.
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