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: Derek thanks for the info.....hopefully{looks to sky and pray's}there are some pics attached with this mail, either that or a link with with address of where i loaded the pictures{there are in the documents file}. I would be interested on your thoughts. You should be able to see that one movement is a 752 and the other is a 552.......whats the difference?,is one better than the other? Also i forgot to mention,what sort of cost is involved for a replacement winding stem,i also have another seamaster 300 which is in working order but the winding stem is snapped at the crown,i have the crown{yes i did it !!} but the watch is not that good condition wise,but still if the price is right i would consider getting it repaired.
Regards
Bryan
Yes. It is just the older version of the card.
: Some watches sit in inventory for many
: months before they are sold.
: Yes, it is.
: Under warranty it would be free to you. Take is
: to someone else and you pay for the
: adjustment. Whichever you prefer. You don't
: *have* to use the warranty if feel more
: comfortable with someone else doing the
: adjustment for you.
: Bad assumption. Try manually winding it one a
: day for a week and see how it performs. When
: you have multiple watches, they often don't
: get enough wear to keep them wound enough.
: And a winder normally only maintains a
: decent wind, it does not max-out or 'fill
: the tank' for you.
: That's because you don't *load* the pictures
: here. You have to upload them to somewhere
: *else* on the Internet and point to them.
: Often, your ISP access account includes some
: personal web space you can use. Or try one
: of the various image hosting services you
: can find with a simple web search.
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