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The watchmaker at JLC will tell you. But it is time for a service.
If you wear it very regularly, then yes, 6 years is really time for a service. Which should be every 4 or 5 years.
Keep us updated.
Best,
Nicolas
Manual winding on Reverso
Hi all, What an unfortunate coincidence... I am in the market for a JLC Master Calendar and today my JLC Reverso Grande Taille stopped working. It is a manual watch, and I wind it every two days. I stop winding when I feel the resistance indicating that t...
The watchmaker at JLC will tell you. But it is time for a service.
If you wear it very regularly, then yes, 6 years is really time for a service. Which should be every 4 or 5 years. Keep us updated. Best, Nicolas
Thanks!
Nicolas, thank you. Luckily I can drop it off at the Beverly Hills boutique so it will be in good hands going off to Switzerland. Do you know how much a JLC service costs? I know it is variable depending on amount of work required, but knowing a range or ...
First they will give you a quote. A simple service is not too expensive.
But it can " climb " in a substantial way in case of serious repairs. Dififcult to say. My guess would be around 600 / 800 Euros? But my guess is not very interesting, as JLC will give you a quote quite quickly. Then you will have several months before yo...
It is no coincidence..
Your Reverso Grande Taille knows that your heart is beginning to go astray … eyeing the Master Calendar. What other ways than to break down and gain your attention. /W72
How true!
Hahaha... you could not have said it better. Literally the ONLY time I've even remotely considered another watch in the past 6 years... my one beautiful watch decides to throw a jilted fit! Only goes to show how our watches must have feelings, too! If I h...