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Not accurate?
Try to ignore it.
And maybe this would be it, hair spring adjustment.
Because a Nebula is no standard movement like a simple Eta, a certified watchmaker can help.
Strong play from Arnolds
I have the grey black 41,5 on my list. The good news is, the watch get cheaper and cheaper so i can pick it in when someone bring it to the market. You are an expert, which watchmakers you recommended in the EU to service a Nebula? Because i buy only watc...
Actually prices for the Nebula have been minimally rising…
Only get it serviced at Arnold & Son directly. Any AD worldwide will be happy to send it to Switzerland for you.
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It is no problem at all to service. I like it when a watch go into service by the original maker, than a charlatan ruin a watch.
Not accurate?
Try to ignore it. And maybe this would be it, hair spring adjustment. Because a Nebula is no standard movement like a simple Eta, a certified watchmaker can help.
Thanks
I have the same with my FC monolithic. No cosc, and walk a bit slow. Sure, high speed movement. I ignore it, and soon as more watch labs have the special laser to adjust monolithic movements, i let send my AD to them my peace.
Your post made me do a search on the Nebula..
Interesting piece at under 10mm thickness for starters.