Mitka's vintage watch service.

This Longines looks close to unused and I doubt it’s ever been opened before. This is a late 70’s diving chronograph with a depth meter built in the crystal. This works where there is a red marker inside a tube in the crystal, the opening of this tube is blocked by the water, and  the air inside is trapped. When you dive deeper the air in the tube compresses and the water comes in pushing the red marker indicating the depth on the bezel. This is not developed by Longines, but they bought the right to have some made branded as Longines. As it’s never had a service it could probably do with a service. Continue reading →

I got this interesting Gallet commander. It’s in need of a service as it randomly keeps stopping. Continue reading →

A customer has sent in his sad looking Speedmaster. It’s not running and will not wind. Nothing a little TLC can’t fix;) Continue reading →

This Eterna has probably never been serviced before, the case has never been polished and it still features the original crystal. Continue reading →

This watch was issued to the German army during WW2 and it looks to have been assaulted by various watchmakers since then… There are a few parts missing, but it’s mostly complete and I think it deserves a second chance. Continue reading →

A very unusual Eterna that was issued for the German airforce (Luftwaffe) during WW2. I have not seen many of these around and had to snatch this example when it showed up. This one has been slaughtered, but is so unusual it should get a second chance to tell the time.  Continue reading →

A very good client wanted to buy this spectacular Alpina from my project box. All it needs is a service. Continue reading →