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watch repair

cena · 2012-02-05 22:47:32

I got a watch while in new york over a year ago. One day the watch fell out of my hand and the face cracked. I brought it to get it fixed but they couldn't do it as the glass face is curved. I have since found out there is a website you can buy the spare parts from. If I went to a place to get it fixed and told them of…

05-02-2012 10:47pm

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cena

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I got a watch while in new york over a year ago. One day the watch fell out of my hand and the face cracked. I brought it to get it fixed but they couldn't do it as the glass face is curved.

I have since found out there is a website you can buy the spare parts from. If I went to a place to get it fixed and told them of this site would the watch guy buy the part for me to pay when its fixed. Now the isn't a brand name its of a ice hockey team.

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#2 07-02-2012 11:55am

Fabritzo

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I'd say you're probably better off the buy the glass and bring it in to have it fitted.

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