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I'd send it straight back, personally.
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Definitely not your problem, I'd make a point of not doing anything yourself and sending it straight back.
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Is that even in scope for magnetising?
If you paid for the service I would also send it back.Edit to say that I really like those, good choice.
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I’ve had that recently with a Smiths Prs29a that got knocked in transport. Took it to a local watchmaker, he said the watch has been dropped and some spring got stuck somewhere, took him 3 minutes and £9.50 later the watch is running better than before.
I’d send the Nomos back.
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@frankohara
After a serious injury and quite a long wait my club just came back from a full service in Glashütte. To my surprise it is running wildly fast (+75 mins a day), does anyone have any experience of demagnetising? Happy to try a DIY kit or London watchmaker before I send it back to 🇩🇪 (as we might risk it getting magnetised in transport again)
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