It seems that my bracelet snapped.. and I wonder should I be sending to RSC to have it fixed! or anyone might have a good suggestion as I know RSC charges are sometime high... Mine snapped at the lower chains just 3 below the lugs area.. Hope someone can share some light. Cheers
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you can always go to RSC and ask them to fix, however, they might ask you to do full service which would cost about 1k.
alternatively, you can proceed to people's park complex and source for after market bracelet.if you have issues with your account, click here for self help and read forum rules here. 90% of your answers can be found in Forum FAQ
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Any particular shop to do! PM me then. Tks
Originally posted by triton View Postyou can always go to RSC and ask them to fix, however, they might ask you to do full service which would cost about 1k.
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I will provide the picture later once I can find a computer to telnet to my phone to extract it out. Cheers
Originally posted by Darkangel View PostGoodness me! Care to share some pictures of what had happened?Current
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This has been always the case where they will encourage owners to have their watch sent in for a complete servicing cos this is one of their income if not how would they survive just from selling watches.. right!
Originally posted by triton View Postyou can always go to RSC and ask them to fix, however, they might ask you to do full service which would cost about 1k.
alternatively, you can proceed to people's park complex and source for after market bracelet.Current
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Here's the image, hope you can see as it was taken at the car-park
Originally posted by Darkangel View PostGoodness me! Care to share some pictures of what had happened?Current
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No idea actually.. When I open my car door, sat at the seat and suddenly, the whole watch fell off from my wrist to my lap.
Originally posted by Oceanklassik View Post.. and the cause of it was ..?Current
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i suspect its corrosion.
in the past my father's thin bracelet also corroded till broke.
from your pict the bracelet looks decent.
just the pin broke.Audemars Piguet Ball Bell&Ross Cartier IWC Longines Omega Panerai Rolex Sinn Tissot
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Will call tomorrow as I have no idea where will I be till when I'm back to office. Tks
Originally posted by Darkangel View PostContact me @ 9697 9898 for lobang to fix should not be an issue.Current
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That's what my colleague told me the same thing also, that is why I see if it can be repaired if not change the bracelet but a bit say yan lag.. original piece like that.. sob sob sob
Originally posted by Watcha View Posti suspect its corrosion.
in the past my father's thin bracelet also corroded till broke.
from your pict the bracelet looks decent.
just the pin broke.Current
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small matter. nothing major. at least it is not corrosion that cause the link to break.if you have issues with your account, click here for self help and read forum rules here. 90% of your answers can be found in Forum FAQ
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