Revisiting the servicing question again since my X-33, in the course of a day, now loses minutes by the minute on the movement...
The last time I had it serviced, the San Diego store sent to Seatle, but since it's closer, it seems like Miami would be better this time. Anyone have any reason not to send it to them? This is also the first time I'll be sending it myself since my local boutique closed, so I'm guessing I enclose a letter with the problems and then they reach back out to "bill" me? Yes, I'll mention it's a military watch, but that doesn't always get understood.
I'm a little disappointed about how fast the movement died on me this time. Ironically, the timekeeping component seems to be the most accurate it's ever been.
I've done the "Mail it to Swatch Group USA in New Jersey" for every one of my services and it's worked great. They do a top notch job. Only thing I've ever paid for in 12 years is a new bracelet buckle when the original's spring broke.