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Service Seiko Chronograph (UFO) Calibre 6138
A customer has sent in his Seiko chronograph. It’s funky, complicated and stops when the chronograph is engaged. This will be fun;)
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Service: Citizen Super Jet calibre: 1160 and 1161
A client has sent in two very cool Citizen Super Jet’s for a service. 80m and a 150m(Japan Explorer)
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Service: Bifora 115 Skin diver.
All right! I got inspired and got myself a Bifora skin diver.. As you can see it’s looking pretty rough and needs a little work!
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Repair Bifora Skin diver calibre: 910/1
A customer has sent me something I don’t see everyday! This Bifora Skin-Diver is not running and needs some TLC!
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Service: Longines Conquest cal 19AS
A client has sent me his Longines calibre 19AS. It’s not running, the setting mechanism does not work and the stem is broken. It needs some TLC
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Service: IWC cal 41.
A customer has sent in this lovely little IWC. It’s running, but not keeping time and could do with a service.
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Service Piaget calibre 9P
A client has sent in his lovely Piaget calibre 9P. The watch is not keeping time and needs a service.
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Service: Wyler Heavy Duty 660. Calibre 222
A customer has sent in his Wyler Heavy Duty 660. It’s not running very well and needs a service. I have a soft spot for divers without bezels and think this looks very cool!
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Restoration Giroxa calibre ETA 2783
A customer sent me his grandfathers old watch hoping I can bring it back to it’s former glory. He knows it’s not a valuable piece, but it has a good quality movement and the dial is good condition.
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Repair Longines calibre 10L
A customer has sent in this lovely Longines calibre 10L from the 1940’s. The balance staff is broken and the watch is not running.
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