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Much more uneasy to be serviced by any good watch-maker due to the complexity of the top face demounting compare to a case back.
Those watch mostly have to be sent to the factory and that costs...
The first trouble there would be to unscrew those unique bezel screws in star shape...First trick to hold service monopoly as for Alpina did(lucky me, I have the triangle screw-driver...)
Rolf experienced the monocoque trouble with his Seiko darth-tuna when it was 12s/day wrong and at the end, he didn't send it to Japan.
Last edited on Fri Mar 30th, 2012 02:41 pm by Hammerfjord