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Makes sense, "if it ain't broke don't fix it" !
Isn't it CHF 2K ?
Makes sense, even though watch companies would rather have us send back our watches regularly, I suspect a lot of are going by the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" ;-) I remember this guy from Patek telling me that not having the watch serviced made you run the risk of bigger problems down the road and very expensive repairs, as opposed to regular and "cheaper" maintenance....
So the quest for a GMT +/- perpetual who's sent his watch in for regular service continues ;-)
El Toro Perpetual GMT
Can anyone tell me how this time piece is? Is it a reliable movement? Anyone who has brought it home?
The UN perpetual movement is generally considered the most practical ...
... perpetual movement in the world. It is the only one on the market, combining big date, GMT function, indication of the year, AND can be adjusted by the crown alone, forward AND backward. It is reliable and solid movement, you cannot go wrong with it. ...
+1 Bullet proof reliable
i own a perpetual and i second what marcus said not only is the easiest and most practical but reliable beyond all my expectations
Which reminds me...anyone had their GMT Perpetual serviced ?
Not to fix a problem but just to make sure it stays in a good shape ?
Ah, at last someone who's treating his watch right ;-)
Ah, at last someone who's treating his watch right ;-) Any particular reason (timekeeping, digits "sticking" ?, something else ?) or you just feel it's time for a checkup, how long have you had it and which version is it?
I think its over due
it runs perfect with no problems, just a routine service and clean and polish
"Routine" but around CHF 2k !
CHF 1780 for SS and CHF 1880 for precious metals to be precise I suppose that's why most (GMT) Perpetual owners (based on the feedback here, you're the first one saying he's sending his perp for service) tend to not send them in for service as long as the...
I have held on to it
for the moment it still runs perfectly and will wait till next year as i wanted to have it for the new year plus its 4K so no hurry just yet
Makes sense, "if it ain't broke don't fix it" !
Isn't it CHF 2K ? Makes sense, even though watch companies would rather have us send back our watches regularly, I suspect a lot of are going by the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" ;-) I remember this guy from Patek telling me that not having the watch s...
Yes it is although
i need additional work ie crystal bezel, i think you are right i personally think its over due now so i would say once i see the new year in i will send it off
Not yet
still running fine plus haven't had the spare cash need 3.5k maybe 4 for what i need done