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Repair to Oris Watch

  • 04-03-2011 11:25am
    #1
    Charles1412
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    Hi Guys, I have an Oris watch on which the winder has broken recently. I purchased the watch in the states and its no longer under warranty. From my own research Oris warranty seen to be based in the UK. I am just wondering if anyone could recommend someone in Dublin who would be in a position to carry out a repair. If possible I was trying to avoid the approcimate 12 week turnaround for repairs in the UK
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  • #2
    Monty Burnz
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    You could just take it into any large jeweller like Weirs or possibly Ernest Jones for repair. Oris use standard ETA movements so the parts required should be easily available. Ask them how much it will cost before you get it done though - I'd expect it to be around €100 or something like that, but make sure you don't get a nasty shock when you collect it. You could also try Dawson Jewellers on Dawson St. - see who will do it for the least money, and treat yourself to nice dinner on the difference that you save :)


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