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Old 29 April 2016, 12:35 PM   #31
madmax21
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I must say I like looking at the vintage stuff but I don't think I'd ever pull the trigger on one. Everyone says it's safe to find parts but I know for a fact that's not really true. I had experience at the Toronto RSC where a customer brought in a quartz watch that was fried and they basically told him he was out of luck. I know mechanical watches are a little safer bet to find parts but I wouldn't want to take a chance of being the one that gets burnt
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