Posts made in April, 2016


Cartier Ronde Sole de – Cal. 115A [alpine-phototile-for-picasa-and-google-plus src=”private_user_album” uid=”100026384290156470746″ ualb=”6274938731493423265″ imgl=”fancybox” style=”cascade” col=”5″ size=”320″ num=”100″ align=”center” max=”100″ nocredit=”1″]

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Universal Geneve – Polerouter – Microtor Cal. 68 Jonatan and Patricia dropped off these two Universal Geneve watches a couple weeks ago. There’s this one, a Cal. 68 and the Cal. 215 . I have always been a fan of Universal Geneve watches. I find the look of their watches as really clean and elegant. And, what is there not to like about a microrotor. Let’s get started on this gem πŸ™‚ Hello pretty πŸ™‚ The rate is not...

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Universal Geneve – Polerouter – Microrotor Cal. 215 [alpine-phototile-for-picasa-and-google-plus src=”private_user_album” uid=”100026384290156470746″ ualb=”6273445982639095137″ imgl=”fancybox” style=”cascade” col=”5″ size=”320″ num=”100″ align=”center” max=”100″ nocredit=”1″]

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Omega Seamaster – Cal. 565

Omega Seamaster – Cal. 565


Posted By on Apr 12, 2016

Omega Seamaster – Cal. 565 Hey there πŸ™‚ Nick recently dropped off a few watches including this Omega Seamaster. When unscrewing the case back and having a quick look, I quickly realized this movement has never once been touched. The screws were brand new, not even the slightest mark. Cross referencing the serial number on the movement, this movement was made in the early 70’s. So, great buy Nick πŸ™‚ Anyway, let’s get...

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Birks – Skeleton Pocket Watch – ETA 6498 Another day, another watch πŸ™‚ Mario gave me his personal pocket watch to have it cleaned. I don’t get to work on this movement regularly, but, for most watch repairers, this is where it started. Most schools will start off with a micro-mechanics course. Which is where we make parts, very small parts. For this particular movement (ETA 6497 – 6498) we had to make a setting...

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