Hello from California

[Mdavisslo]

My name is Matt, and I joined to network for some info and parts. I bought my Time Tank/Minute Machine online in 2009, so I hope that was still the pre-fake era!

I’m hoping to track down a few washers and screws. But if not, curious as to other’s luck here in the US with calling customer service for replacement parts without having to send the watch in.

 

[Wesleypipesyo]

Hey, welcome. Post a few times and in a few days you will gain access to the exchange. And from there you will be money. You can get the parts you need. In the mean time enjoy the party.

 

[Titan X]

I just contacted Oakley customer care last week about a Mm issue. Rep told me I would have to send the watch in for repair. Rep said they don’t sell watch parts unless it is sent in. He also called the watch a Minute Man watch. So who knows. The joys of dealing with Lux customer service.

 

[Mdavisslo]

Thanks guys. I love being a part of a forum full of people with WAY more knowledge of the MM than me. Just curious, what year did they go from Time Tank to Minute Machine?

 

[MatSteelersFan]

 

[dragonvoi]

Thanks, guys. I love being a part of a forum full of people with WAY more knowledge of the MM than me. Just curious, what year did they go from Time Tank to Minute Machine?

Some of the more watch knowledgeable people here can chime in but I thought it wasn't a time thing but a region thing. In Asian markets, it was never a MM but always a TT.

 

[ShortChangeHero]

@SiRacer420 can make you some washers

@zwc0442 might have made screws... I could be wrong.

 

[OakleyGuru379]

Welcome

 

[SiRacer420]

@SiRacer420 can make you some washers

@zwc0442 might have made screws... I could be wrong.

Yep I can 3D print washers in just about any color you want.

I don’t know if Zach has made any screws but it’s a good idea if not.

 

[zwc0442]

I haven't had any screws made for mm. Had gotten a couple of quotes but the initial cost to have them done is pretty far out of my budget. Would have to have like 10,000 made to make the cost somewhat reasonable per screw but is still substantial compared to having x metal screws made.