Breitling Servicing???
Discussion
If you want the movement serviced email Steve Burrage at Rytetime. stephenburrage@btconnect.com
If you just want the gaskets replaced and pressure tested and say a relume contact myself at www.satintime.com
Bry
If you just want the gaskets replaced and pressure tested and say a relume contact myself at www.satintime.com
Bry
6C4GTS said:
Hi guys - my Breitling Colt Superocean Automatic needs a service.
I have previously sent it away through high street jewellers and waited 8 weeks for its return.
Who can recommend a cheaper and perhaps quicker servicing watchmaker?
Thanks in advance B.
Out of interest, any comments on what seems to be the going rate to get one of these serviced would be most appreciated. Bought mine about 15 years ago and must confess to never having got round to looking into it. Still seems to run fine, but thinking that it might be time to get it serviced and/or seals replaced.I have previously sent it away through high street jewellers and waited 8 weeks for its return.
Who can recommend a cheaper and perhaps quicker servicing watchmaker?
Thanks in advance B.
It doesn't get as much wrist time now as it used to (due to having more options) so time taken to get it done isn't really an issue.
Cheers,
LT
Thanks Bry - will give you a shout in not too distant future to discuss further (although up to my eyeballs this week).
Mine loses a little time but still within the realms of reasonable. That said, as it's on a bit of a rotation I invariably end up forgetting to put it in the winder (or my son turns it off and I don't notice) from time to time so I don't get to see how it runs solidly over say a month or two. Without a doubt though, it's been the most reliable (non-quartz) watch I've owned... very pleased given the <£1k I ended up paying for it after a good haggle at one of the airports in Europe at the time.
Mine loses a little time but still within the realms of reasonable. That said, as it's on a bit of a rotation I invariably end up forgetting to put it in the winder (or my son turns it off and I don't notice) from time to time so I don't get to see how it runs solidly over say a month or two. Without a doubt though, it's been the most reliable (non-quartz) watch I've owned... very pleased given the <£1k I ended up paying for it after a good haggle at one of the airports in Europe at the time.
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