tikkathree ah - with the image I now fully get your earlier point :lol: I’d be really grateful if you could remove one of the hex screws from your watch to confirm that they look like this (just removed from my C1000 to photograph). Edit: not asking if your can take a picture of it etc - happy to t...
tikkathree are you sure the screw heads in the Twelve have 12 flats? They look like std hex in your images? (I may have misunderstood your comment) Asking as I still need a screw for my C1000 (as per this thread . CW don’t have any C1000 screws left, but I suspect those from the Twelve are probably...
Posting on behalf of a friend. I'm going to quote his comments verbatim in italics below : =-=-=-=-=-=-= I have been investigating a Rolex found in a drawer of my parents house and it's a bit odd/sad/weird. It's a 1921 ladies Rolex my grandmother bought for herself with money gifted from a great gre...
And yet another one point game? I know Scotland fans will feel hard done by, with some justification, but as I said earlier in this thread I do enjoy these close finishes Scotland fell apart for a chunk of the second half and gave away what felt like a gazillion penalties. Finn’s last conversion at...
Update: CW responded today (so direct email is better than web form). Unfortunately they don't have any screws :( , but have suggested that I should return the watch for inspection. This seems a bit OTT when there is nothing else wrong with the watch, and I'm not sure they can effect a repair if the...
I filled in the e-form on the website. No response so far
Have now sent an email to CS instead (with a photo). In fact my Outlook kept telling me there was an error, so I’ve actually bombarded them with about 6 identical messages
As it’s my fault for tagging onto an aged thread - I’d like to apologise to @tikkathree and @rkovars for getting them to reply to the original 3yr old problem.
Thanks for the thought confirmation though - message sent to CW.
My C1000CE started rattling today when the balance was moving. I took the case back off, and as I suspected - the screw holding the balance had come loose, and tightening it effected a fix. Phew! I do appear however to have lost one of the tiny case-back screws as there wasn't one in the 'ole when I...
Bit of a thread bump, but I had the pleasure of using Simon's services again very recently when mrs mik managed to crack the crystal on her Rado Centrix (auto). Sent the watch down to him (he's now shifted his workshop slightly to Mirfield), and received a call the following morning to assure me of ...
A bit of a chunky monkey at 16mm thick, but this seems to have allowed them to create a pretty extreme depth of dial! 8) https://i0.wp.com/masterhorologer.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Spinnaker-SP-5104-HASS-X-MCS-Limited-Edition-3.jpg https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0070/6134/0213/files/BANNER-I...