Classic Longines Watch Repair
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Hi All,
My wife inherited a Longines watch from her mother. It was produced sometime in the early 1980's, but no longer works. We would like to have a specialist look at the watch. Should we take it to the longines repair centre in Southhampton, or should we used other reputable repairers? Does anybody have any recommendations? We are based in N. Wales, but happy to travel if neccessary.


My wife inherited a Longines watch from her mother. It was produced sometime in the early 1980's, but no longer works. We would like to have a specialist look at the watch. Should we take it to the longines repair centre in Southhampton, or should we used other reputable repairers? Does anybody have any recommendations? We are based in N. Wales, but happy to travel if neccessary.
AmirGSXR said:
Hi All,
My wife inherited a Longines watch from her mother. It was produced sometime in the early 1980's, but no longer works. We would like to have a specialist look at the watch. Should we take it to the longines repair centre in Southhampton, or should we used other reputable repairers? Does anybody have any recommendations? We are based in N. Wales, but happy to travel if neccessary.


Try Richard at http://www.thewatchspotblog.comMy wife inherited a Longines watch from her mother. It was produced sometime in the early 1980's, but no longer works. We would like to have a specialist look at the watch. Should we take it to the longines repair centre in Southhampton, or should we used other reputable repairers? Does anybody have any recommendations? We are based in N. Wales, but happy to travel if neccessary.
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