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property rights to your old parts This is so they can reuse the parts as “genuine” to do the next customer. The watch repair industry is notorious for this. Th
by goatinaboat 6y ago
property rights to your old parts
This is so they can reuse the parts as “genuine” to do the next customer. The watch repair industry is notorious for this. They replace more than they need to, using aftermarket parts, and keep the originals for their own stock.
- hevelvarik 6y agoI had a gold watch, a family heirloom, that I had repaired. It was missing the buckle. The jeweler, a large one, sent it off to a 3rd party and it came back smaller around the wrist... I was naive but I couldn’t conceive of that happening, going through a legitimate and large jewelry business.