Remove scratch, seiko 5 glass/perspex
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It's an snkh63j, modified by yobokies...
It's on a few websites but none seem to list the type of plastic/glass.
http://www.creationwatches.com/watchblog/seiko/a-r...
There was a thread by Harold which mentioned what it was and you could get it swapped for thick "sapphire glass" or something.
But I think That was on tz so can't access it now!
It's on a few websites but none seem to list the type of plastic/glass.
http://www.creationwatches.com/watchblog/seiko/a-r...
There was a thread by Harold which mentioned what it was and you could get it swapped for thick "sapphire glass" or something.
But I think That was on tz so can't access it now!
ChrisDT said:
Be interesting to know what this costs as mine needs doing too...
ChrisDTIf any use to you I had the perspex on my Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date replaced by in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter last week.
Cost £54.00.
Dropped the watch off at 1230hrs and collected 1310hrs (pressure tested and work guaranteed).
Just to come back on this - I have just got it fixed at a "manufacturing" jewellers...I think the bulk of their work is just mounting stones in ready-made mounts but they also re-size rings on the premises etc...
Anyway the guy whipped it away and came back two minutes later with it looking as good as new...he did it FOC as a favour, and was really busy, so I couldn't really quiz him on what he had actually done.
Anyway the guy whipped it away and came back two minutes later with it looking as good as new...he did it FOC as a favour, and was really busy, so I couldn't really quiz him on what he had actually done.
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