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  1. 12-24-2009, 02:31 PM #1
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    Default Where I can fix my watch??

    Not many ppl know about this watch but I love this one

    I have a techno marine watch and its been broken for a year

    not running, all the stuff in the cristal fall off

    Just like this one in the picture, all white color, w/o diamonds

    Anyone know where I can fix this or any store for this watch?
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  2. 12-24-2009, 10:26 PM #2
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    Technomarine has a AD locator on thier site. http://www.technomarine.com/index.php?page=sl There is also a repair request form on thier site i noticed. Have you checked the warranty

    Also Tourneau in lenox has a pretty good reputation and carries all the fine watch brands. Not familiar with thier models, but if its one of thier higher end mechanicals you may want to only bring it to an AD, if its a lower end quartz then you could probably save some coin by dropping it off at a local watch shop near you.

    Have you contacted technomarine yet? If the dial really feel apart I would like to think they would stand behind their product and replace it. Let us know what you find, and do you have pics of the pieces current condition?

    Sorry i dont have any really specific recommendations.
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    I will contact technomarine first if they can fix it...

    It happend after I change the battery from a watch store at discover mills
    lol

    Quote Originally Posted by Danny View Post
    Technomarine has a AD locator on thier site. http://www.technomarine.com/index.php?page=sl There is also a repair request form on thier site i noticed. Have you checked the warranty

    Also Tourneau in lenox has a pretty good reputation and carries all the fine watch brands. Not familiar with thier models, but if its one of thier higher end mechanicals you may want to only bring it to an AD, if its a lower end quartz then you could probably save some coin by dropping it off at a local watch shop near you.

    Have you contacted technomarine yet? If the dial really feel apart I would like to think they would stand behind their product and replace it. Let us know what you find, and do you have pics of the pieces current condition?

    Sorry i dont have any really specific recommendations.
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    Where did you purchase the watch? Are you sure it is authentic? I've never heard of pieces of a dial falling off (especially a swiss watch) unless it was a replica...

    Anyhow, I'm sure a reputable watch repair shop would be able to fix it.
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    Yes, it is 100% authentic I bought it from a watch dealer store in Korea

    of course, all the papers and box are in Korea, wont be able to get it...

    Quote Originally Posted by uproot View Post
    Where did you purchase the watch? Are you sure it is authentic? I've never heard of pieces of a dial falling off (especially a swiss watch) unless it was a replica...

    Anyhow, I'm sure a reputable watch repair shop would be able to fix it.
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    there is a watch repair inside southlake mall...
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    Korea? 100 % authentic ? hmm... Oxymoron .. lmao..

    Good luck..
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