Reply With QuoteIf an ETA movement I would have thought any independent could service it.
The usual favourites on here would be able to help out I am sure.
My Oris Depth Gauge is running slow, normally it wouldnt bother me too much but I figured I’d better get it sorted sooner rather than later.
Speaking to Oris servicing in Bolton, they’ve informed me I’d need to send it off to Switzerland, which is OK I suppose but wondered if anybody had any other recommendations or have had theirs done by an independent service centre.
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If an ETA movement I would have thought any independent could service it.
The usual favourites on here would be able to help out I am sure.
It depends, do you use the depth gauge function if so I'd be sending it off to Oris, I suspect the depth gauge is a sealed bourdon tube type, though to be fair sinnlover's suggestion does make sense.
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No moving parts to the depth gauge, it's just a channel for water to enter and be compressed so anyone that can service a Sellita SW500 can do that watch. Bizarre for them to say it would have to be treated differently to any other Sellita based Oris.
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Why would anyone post about that on this thread?Originally Posted by ywl23n
hmm.. strange. I was posting this on the post regarding a Hulk auction. never clicked on this thread, wonder how it ended here!
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Right, so the weirdest thing has happened .
I adjusted the watch forward last weekend for a trip and it’s not dropped at all since .
It’s not like I don’t have to reset the thing when I haven’t worn it for a while but putting it forward an hour worked a treat.
Quite perplexing really .
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