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Is that because of the fluid in the case? Also, that watch is quartz, there would be just a battery. $500... Thats $50 shy of what I paid for my Hammy KFCA42mm; and that was from a Hammy dealer.
: What? The standard service cost at the Bienne
: factory for current model mechanical watches
: is well less than half that! It is CHF 260
: ($205) for watches on a strap and CHF 290
: ($229) if on a bracelet. Service is needed
: only every 5-7 years.
: Where did you get that outrageous figure of
: $500 for routine maintenance?
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