Montres Journe
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Service
Jan 09, 2008,09:30 AM
Dear All,
Each watch’s after-sales service time is different as it depends on what is needed and available manpower.
When a watch is sent to us for service and the warranty has already expired, then we automatically do a cost estimate. The watch’s owner is then free to accept or decline the proposed work.
We take pains to keep service time to a minimum in order to satisfy our clients. But, if we deem it advisable to retain a watch for a period of testing and controls, then we do so because quality of the work is the first priority.
Kind Regards,
Montres Journe SA
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By: mattie123 : January 8th, 2008-15:30
hi, Happy new yesr to all. Just been to the AD, and he says tis not a good time to send watch in the M.Journe for service as the workshop is facing manpower problems. ......that true?? (1) how long does a servicing take? 2 months?? (2) When your 2 year wa...
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By: bs22fly : January 9th, 2008-06:16
Depending on the level of service required it can take 1-2 months. Your AD may have made the recommendation as they are closed over the holiday's. the cost of a service very much depends on what is required and also the model of your watch.
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By: Montres Journe : January 9th, 2008-09:30
Dear All, Each watch’s after-sales service time is different as it depends on what is needed and available manpower. When a watch is sent to us for service and the warranty has already expired, then we automatically do a cost estimate. The watch’s owner i...