This could be tricky (EZM3)
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This could be tricky (EZM3)
What could possibly be in this tiny little tube from Germany?
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All because of this
The little lume triangle went missing a while ago and although I was lucky enough to buy a brand new bezel from someone in Sweden at the ridiculous cost of £5, I thought I'd ask Sinn if they did the triangle as a spare part. The answer was yes 6€ but 25€ postage. The ever helpful Sandra at Sinn suggested they ship it to one of their UK dealers with their next consignment and have it posted on once in the UK. So yesterday it arrived via Page & Cooper and no one has asked for 6€ yet so I'm now assuming it's a freebie
Just how I'm going to manage fitting it I really don't know, it's going to be tricky, good thing I have the ultraviolet torch for when it lands on the carpet
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All because of this
The little lume triangle went missing a while ago and although I was lucky enough to buy a brand new bezel from someone in Sweden at the ridiculous cost of £5, I thought I'd ask Sinn if they did the triangle as a spare part. The answer was yes 6€ but 25€ postage. The ever helpful Sandra at Sinn suggested they ship it to one of their UK dealers with their next consignment and have it posted on once in the UK. So yesterday it arrived via Page & Cooper and no one has asked for 6€ yet so I'm now assuming it's a freebie
Just how I'm going to manage fitting it I really don't know, it's going to be tricky, good thing I have the ultraviolet torch for when it lands on the carpet
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Re: This could be tricky (EZM3)
Good luck, Andy - great CS story, too
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Just wondering, how much was a new bezel with lume triangle from Sinn?
Mike
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Re: This could be tricky (EZM3)
Sandra is wonderful and a pleasure to work with. If she’s as attractive as her personality then there is a lucky guy at home.
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Re: This could be tricky (EZM3)
I dread to think how much the whole new bezel would cost direct from Sinn but I was very lucky and more than happy to pay just £5 for the brand new one from a guy in Sweden. I intended keeping the new bezel for if and when I sell the watch, but to be honest, my EZM3 is definitely a keeper
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Re: This could be tricky (EZM3)
Good deal on both the bezel and Luke pip. The bezel would have at least cost you $200 USD.
Btw, is that a Haveston strap?
Btw, is that a Haveston strap?
It's a beautiful world! Gerald.
Re: This could be tricky (EZM3)
jimyritz wrote:Just wondering, how much was a new bezel with lume triangle from Sinn?
Mike
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Re: This could be tricky (EZM3)
I thought your avatar was Sandra?
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Yep it's a Haveston strap. I've tried hard to like NATO's and they always look great when you guys on here wear them but I just can't get on with all the extra strap on the side of the wrist. Havestons sliding keeper means that the buckle can be worn under the wrist. Pity they are stuck on doing military themes although they could colour it up by going into regimental uniform colours or something.
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Re: This could be tricky (EZM3)
Thanks, I’m waiting until they get more in stock.snootydog wrote: ↑Sat Jun 02, 2018 1:06 pmYep it's a Haveston strap. I've tried hard to like NATO's and they always look great when you guys on here wear them but I just can't get on with all the extra strap on the side of the wrist. Havestons sliding keeper means that the buckle can be worn under the wrist. Pity they are stuck on doing military themes although they could colour it up by going into regimental uniform colours or something.
It's a beautiful world! Gerald.
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