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Regardless of all above , servicing is to be expected on a " luxury " watch so yes every 3 to 5 years you have to accept a large bill . But something like a speedmaster professional is a classic that will hold its value over time and is a watch for life , and an heirloom for the generation to come . I have a 1966 IWC calibre 89 that has been looked after methodically and is as good as new . According to its extract from factory archives , was made in april 1966 .
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Nothing wrong with the whole lomography concept if like is suggested is getting people into film , sorry " analogue lifestyle " again .
That's a bit like most people on lfgss who are saying no to carbon and DI2 , and on the watch forum on here people rightly covet swiss and mechanical . Lomo website got me into film , bought a Zenit 11 and some b+w film with no clue how , am learning . And having fun . -
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I did exactly the same thing with my system six , impulse buy . Nos frameset for £200 , then one local cannondale dealer quoted me £ 400 for the fork and £ 125 for the headset!
Another dealer got me a super six fork as a " crash replacement " for £160 .
Beautiful frameset , you will not regret that purchase . Need to see pics of it finished . -
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Very true vanuden , when people come in and say " oh ive had it twenty years and has never needed a service " you know thats when its gonna be more than a standard service . Get it done regularly and you are maintaining it . Leave it beyond reasonable time and you are repairing it . Big difference .