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The superman watch needs Kryptonite oil, the Batman one uses Seiko S-4 and the Flash uses Moebius 9415 since it is a "fast" beat one. Oh! and don't forget to add a small amount of silicone grease to the bump on the watch band so it seals against humidity when closed! :D

 

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On 16.9.2016 at 9:06 PM, clockboy said:

A regular young customer of mine has asked me to service these three beauties.
Any service sheets or help much appreciated :)

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O thats cool, so nice to have customer that have that sort of watches....you must have a nice jobb mr ...have a good day at work..

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