tweety82 said:I guess i have this image in my mind that the Watchsmith just opens the watch from the back, pours some wb-40 in their, shakes it around and pours out the overflow. LOL!!
i will endorse hont a great dealer and will do a qc check visual and will make sure movement is working but none of the dealers will open clean and service your watch you will need to get this done yourself i have had watches from hont look great but have had movement probs watchsmith has sorted them outgazumi said:Hont does not dropship. He will send you pictures of the watch if requested but it will obviously add time to your order.ferelman said:does hont dropship???
or is there a list with the dealers that do it and the ones that always check the watch first???
gazumi said:tweety82 said:I guess i have this image in my mind that the Watchsmith just opens the watch from the back, pours some wb-40 in their, shakes it around and pours out the overflow. LOL!!
You can do that yourself with minimal costAll that's needed is a can of WD40 and a pair of rubber gloves. Actually a single rubber glove will do.
gazumi said:Lighten up man, it's just a joke.
ahw676 said:gazumi said:Lighten up man, it's just a joke.
Well, I get the joke, and the smiley, but maybe we have to consider that members who don't speak English as a first language might not get it.
At any rate, let's just go on the record as saying that WD40 should not get poured into a watch.Though I did worse to a watch recently, but it was my own fault.
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