Malaysia Watch Forum
Main Forums => General Discussion - Modern Watches => Topic started by: raistlin on July 03, 2011, 08:15:37 PM
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Dear all,
My Monster was running fine for a couple of months until it would suddenly stop at random, after I put it in front of a subwoofer overnight. ::) I sent it to two watchsellers (one, who I thought is a veteran, in Kampar, and another in Kepong), who both said there was nothing visually wrong with the movement. They suggested a full service, which I agreed to (~RM70).
Now the Monster hasn't stopped after 48 hours, but in that time frame it has gained at least 40 minutes (~20s fast per hour).
Are demag devices so uncommon in Malaysia? :(
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If you put it in front of a sub woofer, which had strong magnets, then most probably your watch is being magnetized.
A good watch repairer may able to do the job - demagnetized the watch.
dc
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Thanks David, I've asked my father to demagnetize it in his workplace... :)
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If your dad can do it why send it in to a watchmaker in the first place?
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If your dad can do it why send it in to a watchmaker in the first place?
I had the same reaction ;) :Laughing_on_floor:
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Because I had just found out my father has a demagnetizer at his workplace...lol
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having a demagnetizer does not mean u r a watch maker :)
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Apparently it's not magnetized, Gauss reading very low..
Is there anyplace competent I can send it out for repair? Preferably somewhere near Kepong area..
Thanks!
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With all this trouble why not send it back to Seiko?
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It's a grey market from Singapore ebay.. I don't think Seiko will repair it, will they? Guess I'm out of luck.
The only thing I haven't tried yet is to let it wind down and restarting it.
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YES they will.
You just have to pay for it thats all.
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Alright, I'll let it wind down and smack it up.. If it still doesn't keep time I'll send it in.
Thanks very much for all your attention and advice to a newbie!