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Old 10 October 2019, 12:13 PM   #10
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I consider #2 incorrect, as RSC will not cut chamfers “as new” in a watch that had them new, such as early 14060/M. LA Watchworks seem to have the best skills for this work at the moment, but take ages to respond to inquiries (they have more work than they need an there ain’t no one better at case refinishing).

Mike at Rolliworks is super responsive and will provide a formal quote. They’re refinishing skills look just as good to my eyes, but I’m not sure if anyone can do anything about those overly sharp crown guards. The material is simply gone.

This /\ (nor will they ad material)

RolliWorks or LAWW will make that case good as new. RolliWorks seems to have mastered the laser welding process.

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