If you’re looking for a vintage Omega watch with a tight budget, it might be worth it to look for one that needs some work. This Omega Seamaster De Ville with an in-house 600 movement needs to be serviced, and …
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The balance wheel swings to the left and the right. Halfway, the impulse pin enters and leaves the horn of the pallets. The number of degrees of rotation of one beat is called the Amplitude. The amplitude of a modern …
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This is one of my dad’s watches. A nice Pontiac dress watch with an unusual case because the bottom part is stainless steel while the top part is gold plated. It has an ETA 2390 movement. An older version because …
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Another Bulova with the Bulova 11AC movement on the bench. I restored a Bulova with the same movement before that was just one year younger. This particular model is a Bulova Sea King and the date code on the back (L6) …
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I love Alpina watches. It’s one of my first mentions if someone asks me for undervalued watch brands. This one has a stainless steel case, and it measures 34 mm without the original signed crown. The movement is the in-house …
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When you’re servicing a watch, you have two choices. Clean and reuse the old mainspring or fit a new one. In this article, I’ll explore both options and explain why I believe that replacing the mainspring is best practice. Pros …
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