Thanks for the explained lessons learned
Rethinking the phone call, some things are a little weired. At first the watchmaker mentioned a damage. At a second request the answer was vague and evasive. They didn't disassembled the movement for first inspection so that I'm afraid some parts of the a...
It seems that....
... talking about watch service is a trending topic for all watch enthusiasts. Nearly 8000 visits in just one week. Wow. stere
Now I'm worried
I have a Saxon Annual Calendar with an off centre big date indicator - only on certain numbers. Maybe I'll just tilt my head a bit to read it.
Can we have a pinned summary on the outcome and takeaways?
I had followed this closely during the OG post. But i am a little lazy now trying to track this thread and takeaways! I hope all good.
I can write a summery, when....
...I've got the watch back. It takes about additional 4-5 weeks. Pls be patient. stere
This post is now making me worried... just bought a preowned L1 Moonphase
Recently purchased a L1 Moonphase that's dated to 2015, which means likely it will need service soon. I checked the servicing cost on Lange website which I think is reasonable, but if it were to come to the insane number you got, I don't know what I would...
Service history is nice to have…if there
Was any! I guess the worst case is if there is non Lange approved service
I don’t want to be a fan boy, but let’s assume
Common sense prevails. In theory it was a mistake, issue with a non Lange watchmaker touching the watch, or the ask for a repair vs. a service. We will find other soon enough from OP
End and Final conclusion
I still owe you an answer, with which I would like to end this topic. It seems that service topics are of great interest and this post probably tops the Watchprosite annual charts I have now returned the watch. Initially it came back from Lange as I had h...
Wow, it's insane they were not more transparent with this.
Just read through the thread after someone else linked it...crazy.
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