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Main Forums => General Discussion - Vintage Watches => Topic started by: teck on February 01, 2017, 04:21:58 PM
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Hello fellow sifus,
In life, stuff happens.
My vintage grand seiko 5646-7010 was accidentally dropped and the glass shattered (my heart broken at the same time). It was brought to a watch shop and a dome glass was put on immediately (I wasn't sure whether it is a good decision, I just don't want the dial to be exposed for too long).
I have a couple of questions running in my mind and would like to seek advice from fellow sifus:
1. I would like to get the movement checked (and serviced), is there a recommended place in KL?
2. Should I get a flat glass to replace the dome glass? - Laugh at me if you like, the dome glass does look funny
3. What is the damage in value that I'm looking at (non-ori glass on a vintage GS)? - Not flipping it, just wondering about the damage.
Thanks.
teck
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Hello fellow sifus,
In life, stuff happens.
My vintage grand seiko 5646-7010 was accidentally dropped and the glass shattered (my heart broken at the same time). It was brought to a watch shop and a dome glass was put on immediately (I wasn't sure whether it is a good decision, I just don't want the dial to be exposed for too long).
I have a couple of questions running in my mind and would like to seek advice from fellow sifus:
1. I would like to get the movement checked (and serviced), is there a recommended place in KL?
2. Should I get a flat glass to replace the dome glass? - Laugh at me if you like, the dome glass does look funny
3. What is the damage in value that I'm looking at (non-ori glass on a vintage GS)? - Not flipping it, just wondering about the damage.
Thanks.
teck
The original glass is preferred in view of best water resistance.
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Hello fellow sifus,
In life, stuff happens.
My vintage grand seiko 5646-7010 was accidentally dropped and the glass shattered (my heart broken at the same time). It was brought to a watch shop and a dome glass was put on immediately (I wasn't sure whether it is a good decision, I just don't want the dial to be exposed for too long).
I have a couple of questions running in my mind and would like to seek advice from fellow sifus:
1. I would like to get the movement checked (and serviced), is there a recommended place in KL?
2. Should I get a flat glass to replace the dome glass? - Laugh at me if you like, the dome glass does look funny
3. What is the damage in value that I'm looking at (non-ori glass on a vintage GS)? - Not flipping it, just wondering about the damage.
Thanks.
teck
The original glass is preferred in view of best water resistance.
Noted, will try to hunt for it.
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