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Re: Accuracy of mechanical watches and break-in

: On my third one, Roger. Everyone of them have been run hard from
: day one, and each one had over 200K when traded. Never had
: problem one. Hey, wonder what the service cost on that GS will
: cost. Any idea?...David
My Dad, who as you may know worked for Ford, always admired those Cummins engines. He said the trucks would literally be falling apart around a still perfectly running engine. No idea what the service will cost on the GS. My watchmaker took the back off with my permission, and he said that the movement looked almost identical to a Rolex perpetual. He charges $300 for a Rolex service, so I may just get him to do it (or his son if he's retired by then). Roger.
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