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Old 7 May 2024, 02:42 AM   #3
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Thanks…I had read this before and it would make sense that they don’t if this is the case.
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Originally Posted by kieselguhr View Post
Tudor utilizes a movement exchange model where the movement in the watch being serviced (yours) is replaced with a freshly serviced movement off the shelf. It’s an efficient service model and would make sense they didn’t take time to tell you what was fixed on a movement that would be going back to the shelf.
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