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29 Jan 15
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I have a vintage zenith watch that stopped working.
Any figures on the overhaul of such an item?
Any figures on the overhaul of such an item?
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have you tried hitting the back of the watch with a small hammer then a vigorous shake?
I paid around £350 to have a watch serviced and small mechanism replaced.
Price probably depends on replacement parts, if any, are needed.
Price probably depends on replacement parts, if any, are needed.
OP has been well know to stop trains ,we can now add watches to the list ...
Ure Geller is the man,he says that if you take in in your left hand[:[:laugh)and shout at it and tell it to work ,it will work and not need repairing.
Foyles - just out of interest, why the question re automatic?
I was quite surprised the other day to see how many old "wind up" mechanical watches are still sold, I thought they'd be pretty much dead as a technology, but still seem very common especially with more expensive watches.
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