Reply With QuoteIncidentally, I should mention it's a 45mm version which supposedly has a 2000m WR. Therefore I guess it should include a pressure test of some kind.
Hi All
One of my Shark Divers looks as though it could do with a service. It's a September 2012 model with the 2824-2 upgrade that was available for the steel version then. I bought it in January 2020 and it has thus far run very sweetly, keeping time to within less than a second per day. However, I haven't worn it for over a month and today, when I've hand wound it, I feel the rotor engage which, I now know thanks to this forum, is a sign it could do with a lubrication service.
Can anyone recommend a UK-based watchmaker either from the forum or not who I should entrust this to, please? I'm aware it's hardly haute horologie but I searched for ages to find an example as nice as this.
Thanks for looking.
Incidentally, I should mention it's a 45mm version which supposedly has a 2000m WR. Therefore I guess it should include a pressure test of some kind.
Had one done at tca and didn’t cost the earth, Terry did a great job on my old one
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Thank you, Macca. Whereabouts are they, please?Originally Posted by Macca
Leicester way, I post my watches in anyway as I’m based in Lincs
Look up TCA watch repairs - terry Casey
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Have sent his details in a pm
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Again, thank you. That's much appreciated
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