DaveB
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TAT is not really important in watchmaking...
Jun 09, 2013,14:25 PM
Watch selection is a personal matter. I have gotten to the point in life where I like comfort, dependability and value. Since its inception, the Habring2's have been the best value on the market. They are also very utilitarian in design and execution. You cannot compare them to a Dufour in finish or a steam punk design from Halter-Barnes (that reference has to age me). Their watches are in my price range and afford me a great complication that I can wear as a daily timepiece.
Maria and Richard can do the repairs quickly, but I am in no rush and asked them to take their time. They are working on a new in-house movement, releasing the Doppel 3 and supporting other manufacturers. Just designing an in-house movement down to the hairspring is a full time job. Turn around time is not something I ever worry about. If I am aware of a feature or complication that is pending release that can be added to an order, I can wait years.
DaveB