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Hey Bros, i'm interested in reading up sites on opening of Rolex caseback, best if there is a step by step pics illustration on 'how to' and the view of all the basic tools use on Rolex watches. And website on getting this reliable tools..reliable as in, there is a different between a china made screwdriver as compared to a well known brand screwdriver.. Can anyone advise?
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some industries in china can produce what i call 3 different level quality goods. they can produce low-end, middle-end and high-end. most people perceive china made goods are inferior but does not necessary be the case all the time. so it depends what kind of quality the tool is made of.
better for those who had purchased and used such tools to comment.
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very true. majority of china made products are low end. WHY? because they fight purely on price, with total disregard for quality.Originally posted by triton View Post
those who are prepared to pay abit more (or shop smart) can find that "good" chinese tools can be found at very reasonable prices.
I have not purchased any china watch tools, so i am in no position to comment.
however i will quote one incident where i needed a motor. it boiled down to two motors one from germany and one from china. both claimed identical specs, and price was different. so in the end gamble on china one, and it was still running OK. why? because the quality was there, and not neglected. price wise? it was more expensive then the typical motor from china, but alot less then from europe.
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