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Originally Posted by VonSomething
The 1815 is also out of what I feel comfortable with spending on a dress-watch, specially knowing it won't get much wrist-time with my lifestyle and current collection.
One day though, one day. Either a Saxonia thin or the 1815. Can't go wrong with either one.
ALS recommend a service schedule of 5-7 years but I don't see why you couldn't stretch it to 10-12 depending on usage and how it runs.
I've seen 30+ year old watches still run without a service. Of course once the service comes more parts will need replacing and it could get costly. 500-1200 for a Saxonia thin service is what I'd expect.
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Thanks for the feedback on servicing. So I could give in 10 years, then drop a grand. Not bad at all! I’m sure the super complicated models are pretty pricey.
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