Seiko Automatic 7S26-0029 Runs Out of Steam
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It's not the cost that troubles me....
When we called the Seiko service center in Bangkok to confirm the repair we asked why it took so long to get us the quote. They said it took 11 days to get the 250 kilometers from Korat to Bangkok. This is something Thailand Post's EMS service traverses in less than 24 hours.
This is simply bad customer service.
When we called the Seiko service center in Bangkok to confirm the repair we asked why it took so long to get us the quote. They said it took 11 days to get the 250 kilometers from Korat to Bangkok. This is something Thailand Post's EMS service traverses in less than 24 hours.
This is simply bad customer service.
The repair lasted just over 8 months.
At first it worked fine and would go at least a day without being worn.
However, starting this week it runs down by morning. (I take it off about 9:00 PM, it stops at about 7:30 AM.)
I remain unimpressed.
Now looking for a replacement. I liked this watch because it was small and good looking enough for every day use.
I need something similar. I don't really need a dive watch, but I need something that can withstand 50 meters because I know I'll forget to take it off.
Any suggestions?
At first it worked fine and would go at least a day without being worn.
However, starting this week it runs down by morning. (I take it off about 9:00 PM, it stops at about 7:30 AM.)
I remain unimpressed.
Now looking for a replacement. I liked this watch because it was small and good looking enough for every day use.
I need something similar. I don't really need a dive watch, but I need something that can withstand 50 meters because I know I'll forget to take it off.
Any suggestions?
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