chendawei

Just to add, the term service can refer to a true break down of an entire movement with reassembly and proper lubrication. But it also can refer to a simple "dip and swish" where the person simply dips the entire movement into a vat of lubricant (okay, I am simplifying a little). You will never know what you are getting. And I am not convinced the dealers even know as they are not doing the servicing. By using someone with a reputation you are getting someone who wants to keep it. I also think that even if the dealers are making sure watches are properly serviced you are still better off getting it serviced after it has been shipped as you never know what it has been through along the way.

Many thanks!

Clone ETA... spares from ETA are available and useful....

Here an example:

http://www.rwgforum....-power-reserve/

Regards,

Francisco

Thank you very much for the info.

What about the sellita movement? any same case discovered?

thank you for the advise. anyone know where can get an AP diver best version w/ sellita mvment? tried PT, perfect clone, King....all out of stock..

Thanks a lot! Mike

seems like spending for that service isn't common at all

Hi,

I'm new here and plan to buy my first 312 rep from PT, just wondering is it necessary to buy their "watch services"? such as "

Movement Servicing for non-Chrono Automatic Movements" that i'm thinking...

and is creating an account on their site a sop of purchasing?

thank you very much