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Current Henri Stern Repair Times - Official Notice
I inquired as to service times for my 5270G and received this email I wanted to share with my friends on here. They said prior to the COVID crisis, service times were at 21 weeks, slightly over 5 months.
Here is the email:
“Before we closed for the Covid-19 pandemic 7 weeks ago, we were servicing these timepieces here in New York in approximately 21 weeks. Unfortunately, we will not know what the repair time for this reference will be until we re-open and assess the situation. We will of course do everything we can to keep the repair times as short as possible.
Be well and safe.”
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Current Henri Stern Repair Times - Official Notice
I inquired as to service times for my 5270G and received this email I wanted to share with my friends on here. They said prior to the COVID crisis, service times were at 21 weeks, slightly over 5 months. Here is the email: “Before we closed for the Covid-...
I may know about Breitling tomorrow.
I have an appointment with my AD tomorrow. He sent in a watch for me for warranty repair before the lock down and now that the AD has opened ( by appointment) I’ll ask him what he knows. Kent
Breitling
Breitling had essential employees in on rotation. Many departments had no one in. I would say it will take a while.
Well, here's the story according to my AD...
In the US, Breitling is scheduled to resume service on May 15. He spoke to his contact yesterday and the information is from her. My watch was in for a couple of weeks before they closed and should be done in a couple of weeks after they reopen. They were...
Perhaps a top reason why it is important to own multiple timepieces.
And good things are worth waiting for.
Delays will extend
but it is entirely beyond their control. As someone said, it makes a good case to own more than one watch.
5mo?
You never had a chance of getting the 5270g serviced in 5mo. The last 5270 I had serviced took almost a year. I would, additionally, not be surprised if due to the COVID-19 pandemic your watch ended up back in Switzerland if it hasnt already.
