Easiest way is to purchase from one of our vintage watch sponsors...you'll get exactly what you want. Buying elsewhere, such as an auction, plan to take it to your watchmaker..know what he'll charge you to clean & oil. (ask if he takes it apart or dips).. I look for a clean crystal for they can cost you $50 up. I will buy a watch that has a clean crystal & dial and runs for a little bit and stops....90% of the time it just needs cleaning and oiled. I always want a clean dial a little patina is OK. knowing your extra costs is the key...Accutron...I would not buy one not running....As far as a Hamilton Electric I am anxious to learn for I have stayed away.....Not for long though.
There is no better feeling than to bring a dying watch back to life...I've been in SF for two days and only brought vintage with me...here's what I wore today..
Rose gold, copper dial and blued hands!
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There is no better feeling than to bring a dying watch back to life...I've been in SF for two days and only brought vintage with me...here's what I wore today..
Rose gold, copper dial and blued hands!
