Marrickville still helping out with servicing I assume? Sent him a PM awhile ago and waiting for his reply
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This ^
I've had a number of people PM me asking for his details, which is fine, I don't have a problem with people PMing me at all. More than happy to help where I can.
However marrickville has requested to not pass his details on so I won't. He is super busy with life, work etc.
I appreciate that doesn't help us Aussie's and our reps, but it is what it is.
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Not wanting to start a new thread on this again so just asking if there is any update for a reputable and knowledgeable replica watch service available in Melbourne Australia- anywhere in Melbourne - im prepared to travel around. Looking to get an A7750 serviced for longevity. Thanks in advance....
Not wanting to start a new thread on this again so just asking if there is any update for a reputable and knowledgeable replica watch service available in Melbourne Australia- anywhere in Melbourne - im prepared to travel around. Looking to get an A7750 serviced for longevity. Thanks in advance....
Anyone found someone in Brisbane?
I got given a Daytona 18k Rolex (rep) from a friend who brought it back from Thailand.
no idea to find out more info about it post about model number or movements… so any advice for a noob would be greatly appreciated! Happy to take pics etc.
it’s an automatic/ winding watch, but no matter how much it’s wound up, it only runs for a few mins and sometimes winding doesn’t start at all with winding, only a good shake (still then only runs for a few mins)
I got given a Daytona 18k Rolex (rep) from a friend who brought it back from Thailand.
no idea to find out more info about it post about model number or movements… so any advice for a noob would be greatly appreciated! Happy to take pics etc.
it’s an automatic/ winding watch, but no matter how much it’s wound up, it only runs for a few mins and sometimes winding doesn’t start at all with winding, only a good shake (still then only runs for a few mins)
Nothing in Brisbane to my knowledge
With regard the model / movement:
Take some clear pics of the watch face, caseback and clasp code. And take the back off if you can to see the movement. Post em in the Rolex/Tudor section and one of the experts should chime in there.
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I used BLK.W.EXPRESS (Blacktown in Sydney) couple of times now & he's brilliant. Busy just like everyone else so have patience but Ray is a top guy and does great stuff.
Worth posting to him via Express Post & he'll send it back to you the same way, just pack it well in bubble wrap and watch coffin if you have one
Worth posting to him via Express Post & he'll send it back to you the same way, just pack it well in bubble wrap and watch coffin if you have one
That's good to hear, was that recently,? A few threads back there was some a post saying some stuff and also that he was getting out of the game?
Legend! Thanks Digger! Will take some photos tonight and hopefully locate the forum/ thread you’re referring too. Hopefully someone has an idea of what it is, as no tools to be able to take the back off (doesn’t appear to be any grooves to snap/ ply it off either)
Jdora no worries.
If you’ve got a rubber ball or masking tape (made into a ball) you can usually twist the cover off without issue.
Post your queries and pics here:
https://forum.replica-watch.info/forum/rolex-tudor-replicas
If you’ve got a rubber ball or masking tape (made into a ball) you can usually twist the cover off without issue.
Post your queries and pics here:
https://forum.replica-watch.info/forum/rolex-tudor-replicas
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just read a bit further back...seems he's not doing them now. I honestly can't remember how long ago it was, (can't be that long as my watch isn't that old) but time flies by!
Jdora - opening up my seestern and removing handset for luming was one of the jobs lined up for Marrickville but we have both been too hectic to co-ordinate anything
So today I did so myself - first time - and I'll share manodeoro kind instructions to help me:
1 - removing the caseback :
that's the only tricky part as it can require some brute force sometimes if it's been tightened a little too much ...
if it's really stuck you can use WD40 ... here's how I proceed if needed :
- remove the bracelet first
- put the watch "caseback down" in a plastic box
- pour some WD40 ... take care the WD40 do NOT goes more than 1/2mm higher than where the caseback touch the main case
- let soak for a night
- remove the watch keeping the caseback down
- wipe clean all the remaing WD40
Rubber squash ball did the trick as
DiggerOfWatches suggested but I had WD40 at hand if needed
Good luck with it!
So today I did so myself - first time - and I'll share manodeoro kind instructions to help me:
1 - removing the caseback :
that's the only tricky part as it can require some brute force sometimes if it's been tightened a little too much ...
if it's really stuck you can use WD40 ... here's how I proceed if needed :
- remove the bracelet first
- put the watch "caseback down" in a plastic box
- pour some WD40 ... take care the WD40 do NOT goes more than 1/2mm higher than where the caseback touch the main case
- let soak for a night
- remove the watch keeping the caseback down
- wipe clean all the remaing WD40
Rubber squash ball did the trick as
DiggerOfWatches suggested but I had WD40 at hand if needed
Good luck with it!
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Got my two modded Subs back from marrickville yesterday - a Noob 1266610 with a serviced ETA2824 swapped in, and a Noob 114060 with a serviced ETA2836 swapped in (used to be an 1166610). It's my first no date Sub and I wasn't sure if I'd like it in the flesh, but I do. Symmetry and I get along well.
Thanks mate - always a gentleman and great to deal with.
Thanks mate - always a gentleman and great to deal with.
marrickville serviced both of my watches recently and they came back feeling completely new and got them back to me super quickly.
very happy with his service.
very happy with his service.
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Got my two modded Subs back from marrickville yesterday - a Noob 1266610 with a serviced ETA2824 swapped in, and a Noob 114060 with a serviced ETA2836 swapped in (used to be an 1166610). It's my first no date Sub and I wasn't sure if I'd like it in the flesh, but I do. Symmetry and I get along well.
Thanks mate - always a gentleman and great to deal with.
Hey mate may i ask how long does it take? I'm still waiting to ship my daytona to him for service and it's been a month already.