This is a better look. Let your freak flag fly!
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This is a better look. Let your freak flag fly!
Gen 2 Kel-Tec thingy
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I've had the same watch serviced at R/NYC once and at independent watch makers ever since. Anyone with any concern for keeping vintage parts intact will avoid factory service like the plague, I've seen dials needlessly replaced and that alone will drop the value by thousands on watches that originally cost hundreds. The guy who serviced it this time is someone I dearly wish I'd known about for the past 25 years: very good, under two weeks to do it, fair priced. I went to his shop when it was apart (to snap the posted photo) and he had two early 70's GMT's and several 1680's apart at the same time...I tried not to drool. I'm very happy with his work and find it to be well worth the price. And, yes, a Casio is cheaper and tells better time....but in 1982 (pre dive computer), I had a Casio start beeping and displaying unintelligible symbols 130' underwater and I'll never wear another one when my life depends on it.
In gun-speak: you can have the home mechanic who kind-of fixed the brakes on his '69 Camaro thread your muzzle for a $1K titanium suppressor, or you can take it to Bert. I'd probably opt for the latter.
Bob's, at Rocky Mt. Time Zone, son is Rolex rep (repair?).
Never been much of a Rolex fan, except for the Expeditions.
Did you find your repair guy through the local NAWCC? I have my Great Grandfather's pocket watch and am looking for someone to do a full service on it.
Uncle Samsung is loving me right now... [Neene3]
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