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KenC wrote:rws in nc wrote:
Great Ken. I got mine back from the Swatch Repair in NJ. Sounds like they're finally straightened out. NO charge for TJ Maxx purchased watches in NJ either.
Great to hear.................should you ever need work on it again, the center in Clearwater was great! Total turn-around portal-to-portal was right at 5 weeks (And I sent it "slowboat" via FedEX GROUND - they called to acknowledge receipt!). That included, I found out, over a week of testing on a winder, and 2 full hand-winds and "run-downs" to test power reserve for another 4 days.yourock.gif
Having heard that, I now know why it takes Invicta so long to get a "repair" back with all of the extensive testing they must do under their extremely high and closely monitored qulaity assurance standards!!!:D
Yeah... that's really funny about Invicta.
Like you, I ended up talking with the watch repairman. I have to say, once I got passed the CS reps and did most of my conversing with the watch repairman, the whole procedure was quick and accurate. I also asked him if he would regulate my watch to +2 secs per day. He suggested that he regulate it to +3 to give the oil a chance to settle in. I got it back yesterday, wore it all day today including 18 holes of golf. Dead on...
Good luck with yours, I'm happy with mine.
Thrilled with mine, too. Put it on a great, very solid SS "watchadoo" bracelet! I think the weight put an extra 2mph in my golf swing!!!:D