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Just had my UTS diver serviced and fettled by Olivier - excellent chap and quick turnround on the job at a reasonable price. He has the capability to do high pressure testing.
Keith
Recommendations appreciated. ETA 2783
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Just had my UTS diver serviced and fettled by Olivier - excellent chap and quick turnround on the job at a reasonable price. He has the capability to do high pressure testing.
Keith
We would charge £225 for the service but can only test to 110m :( https://ajwsl.co.uk/
Many thanks for the suggestion, I've absolutely no intention of embarking on a 200 mtr dive but - well it's a 200 mtr watch so...Originally Posted by bazza.
Again thanks.
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I've sent watches to Duncan The Watch Bloke for this, but iirc he only tested to 100m, which I was more than happy with.
If it's safe to 100m, it's sealed and will be fine for swimming, snorkelling or whatever.
I'd try Sean Yates at https://watchrepair.expert/
He'll test to manufacturer's spec, so 200m in your case. ETA2793, does this mean it's an acrylic crystal ? WR test might be an issue if the crystal needs replacing and it's tricky to source. Otherwise, I can definitely recommend, he's done 5 of my watches now.
Thanks to those of you who responded, I'm now waiting for replies from two recommended repairers.
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