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watch engraving help needed

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Hi everyone, my father passed away on Friday, november 5th, 2010 and he left me a watch. I want to get it engraved but I am not sure what to get engraved.

I was thinking of putting: In memory of Dad, 1937-2010 or should I put the full date with the days, can anyone suggest something nice to get engraved?
post #2 of 4
I'm sorry to hear about your loss.

Another option would be to bring your favorite picture of your dad and to get the watch back engraved with his portrait and dates. A good engraver should be able to do that for you.

Examples:

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I'm sorry to hear about your loss.

Another option would be to bring your favorite picture of your dad and to get the watch back engraved with his portrait and dates. A good engraver should be able to do that for you.

Examples:



Thanks for the kind words. The back of the watch is round, so would the engraver still be able to do it, or would i need a square face watch?

How much would something like this cost to get engraved?
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Thanks for the kind words. The back of the watch is round, so would the engraver still be able to do it, or would i need a square face watch?

How much would something like this cost to get engraved?

I'm not sure about JC Randell's rates but you can email him at jcis@jcengraver.com - he's the one who did these and is the official engraver for Jaeger LeCoultre. He's one of the ery best so I imagine he's not cheap.

I'm sure a rounder back is fine for letters but, again, I would ask JC about more ornate engraving (e.g. a portrait)
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