All Better! Including Before and After shots

[mattcantwin]

The Sinn 903 returned from RGM today.


The repair for the cracked rear crystal ended up including the full treatment:






I damaged the rear crystal by banging the watch into a doorjamb, knocking the spring-bar loose from the case

and then the watch fell hard to the concrete.



Before the repair...






After the repair...







I am going to be much more careful wearing this from now on...


especially after looking at the following pair of before and after pictures.





Before the repair...









After the repair...

[marchone]

That seemed quick. Good job by RGM. Wear it on a NATO from now on. Or at least find springbars that won't let go like that.

[Joeprez]

Very nice.... and very cool that you already have it back (too bad for the wallet).

[jeckyll]

The wallets shots are awesome

Sorry that it's now empty though

[Heuerville]

That's very funny Matt.. but at least it's all running like Honey now

[hoppyjr]

Wallet shots FTW!

Glad it's back home Matt. Wear it on NATO, because everything tastes better with ketchup.

[jimyritz]

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[dshap]

That seemed quick. Good job by RGM. Wear it on a NATO from now on. Or at least find springbars that won't let go like that.

NATOs are both good and bad. The nylon can grab the spring bar shoulders and pull the spring bar out of the hole, which a metal bracelet won't do (rubber may, but is less likely to). This happened to me last week and was kind of scary because all of the sudden I noticed my Sea Dweller flopping around on my wrist, and that could have easily led to a major mishap (especially because I was very very drunk at the time).

[Sidheguitarist]

[mattjmcd]

Looks better now, glad it seems to be sorted to your satisfaction Matt. Sorry to see the effect on the wallet, though.

[CesarG]

So, when is it for sale?

[mattcantwin]

So, when is it for sale?

As soon as seeing that dial no longer makes me feel so good.

[hoppyjr]

That seemed quick. Good job by RGM. Wear it on a NATO from now on. Or at least find springbars that won't let go like that.

NATOs are both good and bad. The nylon can grab the spring bar shoulders and pull the spring bar out of the hole, which a metal bracelet won't do (rubber may, but is less likely to). This happened to me last week and was kind of scary because all of the sudden I noticed my Sea Dweller flopping around on my wrist, and that could have easily led to a major mishap (especially because I was very very drunk at the time).

Easy to solve this. Install shoulderless springbars. Nothing for the NATO to snag on. Just snip them out when you want to change back to bracelet or whatever. Works great for NATO's.