I was wondering that very thing when I noticed the second hand was doing 2 seconds at a time.
Renata 371 on order.
My GS diver (SBGX117) is due a battery change - what is the considered opinion on where to get it done?
Options:
1. High Street jeweller - it is only a battery change after all.
2. Send it to Seiko - seems excessive, it is only a battery change after all
3. Send it to Seiko - seems right, it is a GS after all
4. Send it to someone on here - it deserves better than the High Street, and they'll do it properly
I guess I tend to option 4, but who would people recommend?
I was wondering that very thing when I noticed the second hand was doing 2 seconds at a time.
Renata 371 on order.
I recently sent mine to Seiko for a new battery, reseal and pressure testing. I was very happy with the speed of the service. Cost £68.10 including delivery which is not cheap but fairly reasonable and the peace of mind is worth it.
My SBGX063 started doing the 2 second tick last week, I read it as £32 plus P&P for a battery and reseal on Seiko's price list though that doesn't appear to include a pressure test. What was the price breakdown on the £68.10?
http://misc.seiko.co.uk/PublicPriceL...iko-201707.pdf
I would be sending mine to Seiko. I do change the batteries in some of my vintage omegas, but they never go near water.
Aren’t options 2 and 3 the same?
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Just go to and AD that has a watchmaker. It’s not rocket science to swap a battery and change gaskets.