S P Whincup

Laszlo Ulveczki

Use them for battery changes maybe. I have taken my watch in for repair and I was told it will be approximately 1 week to have it fixed. Well it took over a month. There was no communication of what is happening with it so I rang once a week to find out until they have got annoyed with me that I dare asking about it. Eventually it was ready (sort of) as the whole movement has been replaced ( which actually needed to be done) with some second hand scrap that wasn't even the same type so one dial of the chronograph didn't have hands on it as the replacement movement didn't have that function and the date window appeared to be too small and the wrong shape as I could only see part of the numbers. This I noticed and got told when I went to finally pick the 'ready' watch up. Have to say wasn't jumping around from joy. Than a couple of weeks later I noticed that my watch showing the wrong time. I realized that the minute hand has come loose and now it is just dangling out of control. I have been advised to take it back should there be any problem but ...... I guess I won't bother .

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