The Watch Thread - Part 3

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Guys, any experience on which AD or place where I can get decent prices for Tissot watches?
 

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You can bring to Rolex service centre. But the date look like a fake

i just checked with my mum and apparently tt is a real one which my dad bought decades ago.

i think the watch not 100% in working condition. aft a few "shake" it will start moving but ard 10-15secs later it will stop.

so how shd i go abt it? bringing it to rolex service centre and got repair or just any watch service shop will do the job?
 

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i just checked with my mum and apparently tt is a real one which my dad bought decades ago.

i think the watch not 100% in working condition. aft a few "shake" it will start moving but ard 10-15secs later it will stop.

so how shd i go abt it? bringing it to rolex service centre and got repair or just any watch service shop will do the job?

go to JW. opens oni on certain days at certain hours.
 

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The uncle boss over at top hour, lucky plaza has the equipment to recondition your watch.

I dunno if cc can do it...

Anyway, pointless to keep on buying cheap watches - to be brutally honest.

As a man, go buy a good one for your future generations.
Male pride ftw.

true..but i bolui now, gotta save money =:p
 

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anyone know what are the key points to validate a Rolex watch?

just dug out a pile of stuffs from my store and found a pair of watch.

its still working after a few shake but i dun think its working 100% perfectly.

look exactly like this just tt on the bottom it wrote "Swiss Made"
instead of "Swiss"

the background color for the date is white instead of this which is abit yellow.

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Your watch model number is 6694, it looks fine to me all original. It's a manual winding watch so shaking it doesn't make it run for long.

The background colour of the date varies cos it is originally white but after many years may turn yellow due to the storage conditions.
 

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Just changed the strap on my wife's new Franck Muller Long Island watch...


Looks so much brighter than with a black strap!


No more watches for her!! :)

Hi,

Wondering where you got the strap replaced? How's the price / quality? I'm looking to replace leather Hugo Boss strap. Thanks.
 

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do u happen to know hows the pricing like? just a rough gauge will do.

quoted abt 400+ for total overhaul of my rolex vintage datejust....waiting time 4 months...:s13::s13:

but service top notch. i would say i prefer them over the one at luckyplaza...
 

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quoted abt 400+ for total overhaul of my rolex vintage datejust....waiting time 4 months...:s13::s13:

but service top notch. i would say i prefer them over the one at luckyplaza...

for my case, do u happen to know if it require a total overhaul?
 

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Having serious trouble deciding between these two. Any recommendations, and anyone know where I can buy at a good price?

Will be used for casual office-wear, and the occasion formal meeting-wear/weddings.

Visodate-watch-%E2%82%AC485-Tissot2.jpg


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go for the stainless steel. the yellow gold doesnt look that good. and if its plated, the tint would wear off. either aspects, it loses. in practicality and aesthetics
 

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for my case, do u happen to know if it require a total overhaul?

i would say yes. go for it since yr watch is already so old. but mine was still working when i sent it in, not sure if yrs need extra repair work and will incur extra costs or not. just go in and ask??
 

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for my case, do u happen to know if it require a total overhaul?

have you manually wind the watch yet? instead of just shaking it for a bit. to verify, u can bring to rolex service centre and pay 107$. to fix, like someone mentioned, JW. although will take very long.
 

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Your watch model number is 6694, it looks fine to me all original. It's a manual winding watch so shaking it doesn't make it run for long.

The background colour of the date varies cos it is originally white but after many years may turn yellow due to the storage conditions.

You can bring to Rolex service centre. But the date look like a fake

can't judge from the image. he took it from google, came from this blog:
Teardown: Rolex Oysterdate Precision 6694 calibre 1225 | Watch Guy

look exactly like this just tt on the bottom it wrote "Swiss Made"
instead of "Swiss"
 

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Having serious trouble deciding between these two. Any recommendations, and anyone know where I can buy at a good price?

Will be used for casual office-wear, and the occasion formal meeting-wear/weddings.

suggest you go and try out both pieces and see which one you prefer.
maybe you can go in your casual office-wear since i think both can easily go with more formal wear.
 
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