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It's not running. Does anyone have any recommendations for watch repair in San Francisco for this sort of thing? I realize that this is not a particularly valuable watch, but it has quite a lot of sentimental value to me.Originally Posted by Archivist
Originally Posted by Archivist
Graz on the Kingston. I am envious, such a beauty.Originally Posted by Dexx
Love the Kingston.Originally Posted by WhoKnewI
Elgin pocket watchOriginally Posted by Archivist
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Quite the opposite; this is a very valuable watch. Not sure it gets much better than that; better make sure you get a top notch repair guy touching that.Originally Posted by Lonneker
Nice pocket watch, in regards to your question:Originally Posted by atila
That is a gorgeous piece. Why not try taking it around to some of the high end jewelry/watch shops in the area and see what they tell you? I know a jewelry store in the mall here has a watch guy who worked and trained in Switzerland for 25 years and is very highly recommended.Originally Posted by Rambo
Elgin pocket watch:Originally Posted by Archivist
This was my great grandfather's (then my grandfather's, and then my father's) pocket watch. Looking up the serial number, it was manufactured in 1924: Serial Number SN Range RunQty Name Year grade size code jewels Adj/reg/etc. -------------- -------- ------ ---- ---- ----- ---- ------ ------ ------------ 2704#### 27025001 22000 1924 303 12s o3n3p 7j It's not running. Does anyone have any recommendations for watch repair in San Francisco for this sort of thing? I realize that this is not a particularly valuable watch, but it has quite a lot of sentimental value to me.
Here are a couple of photos of the Grand Seiko SBGR051,which I own. These are not my pics, sorry. I will try and post some of my own in the New Year, together with pics of some of my other watches. The Seiko is my usual work watch, which I wear with a suit.Originally Posted by bhall41
Beautiful! Work of art. I'd recommend looking into your local NAWCC to see if there is a watch repairer who specializes in that mfg/type.Originally Posted by NH_Clark
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