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  1. Yes I have seen this and I want to proceed more or less just like in the video.
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  2. European Consumer Protection laws and regulations only apply to purchases made by an end user. When you open your account with Cousins you accept that you're purchasing for business or your trade, hence you forfait on that. That being said, I believe what Cousins is doing is getting Bergeon to provide a correct representation of this tool, in order to update their website and avoid future confusion. I have no doubt that in they end they will act fairly and correctly as they always did with myself and other members here.
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  3. strange way of doing business as you bought it at Cousisns so they have to deal with it and refund you...nothing to do with Bergeon, that is the problem of Cousins, not yours. European law.
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  4. Great work . I would have given up with such a bad hairspring . Have you looked at this?
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  5. Its coming along. Just make sure you don’t sneeze if you’re working on it. I did once and what a mess I’d made, had to buy a new one.
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  6. You have done a great job so far, you must be a very patient guy.
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  7. I have many Chinese and foreign tools. Cheap and cheerful screwdrivers, Tweezers, movement holders etc. All re-engineered by myself and all are very good at little cost. If the tools are prepared correctly for the work then the rest is mainly down to the skill and know how of the repairer. Just my opinion. It is my understanding that a lot of Chinese manufactured components are used by a large movement maker and it is not unknown nowadays for expensive watches to be 1st. class air mail insured and shipped to China for service/repair if one knows where to go in China for this work. The sender then triples the cost to his customer.
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