rdenney
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Jan 08, 2020,18:59 PM
I never did find a way to get Eterna to supply a crystal to their own authorized service provider.
But he was able to source a case and crystal from a customer who balked at the repair cost of a similar model and sold the carcass to the shop.
And so now my Madison is back in hand, with a mint case and crystal and a fresh movement service.
As originally bought:
And 23 hours later:
And then nearly 14 months after that:
It was a far longer wait that it should have been,and my bargain ended up costing well above market, but I still have that new watch feeling.
—Rick
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Does anybody have connections with Eterna?
By: rdenney : August 12th, 2019-09:40
I broke the crystal on my Madison, and last November sent it to CWJ Brands’ service center, which is Time Innovations in New York. Robin and I have a mutual friend, and he comes highly recommended. To be clear—Time Innovations has been responsive and comm...
To close the loop on this request...
By: rdenney : January 8th, 2020-18:59
I never did find a way to get Eterna to supply a crystal to their own authorized service provider. But he was able to source a case and crystal from a customer who balked at the repair cost of a similar model and sold the carcass to the shop. And so now m...
Positively . . .
By: Dr No : January 9th, 2020-00:11
. . . Shakespearean ;-) . . .
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow...
By: TheMadDruid : January 9th, 2020-15:10
and tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow and on and on with watch companies. But all's well that ends well. That's a nice looking piece-the one in pictures 1 and 3.