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I need to order a new case back gasket for a mens Seiko. My vendor wants $ 7.50 for a factory or do I order the Bergeon assortment (See photo) for $75.00 and use the appropriate size? I want to do right by the customer but at the same time not pay a premium for one factory gasket. Any thoughts?

 

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As long as the size is in that assortment then I would choose the assortment.

With the original gasket the only advantage is that it is guaranteed the correct size. But if the correct size is in that selection then there is no advantage to buying the single one.

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