Liban is not that well known but this is probably the fourth Liban watch I’ve repaired. All of them were Art Deco style watches or smaller dress watches. This one did run but only intermittently. The movement is the AS […]
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I’ve had this Buren Grand Prix for a while. I think I bought it at an auction once to service and wear it. It has a Buren 410 movement. I like the weathered dial and the blued hands are a
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This Roamer cushion model was in need of a service. It did run for a little while but it almost immediately stopped again. The owner sprayed it with WD40. I already scolded him and he did apologize for this horrendous
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There are two situations where the term over-winding might be used: 1. You force and break the watch (most likely the mainspring) while winding it. 2. The watch is fully wound, but it doesn’t run. It’s impossible to wind it
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I received this watch to take a look at because it sometimes stopped without any obvious reason. This is a watch that is designed to look older than it actually is. The appearance of an enamel dial ( in this
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On the bench, a nice Titus watch with a stainless steel case. This would be called a boys watch nowadays with a diameter of 30 mm without the (original signed) crown. For some reason, this Swiss brand is one of the
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