Friends,
I've got an original mid-19th c. pocket-watch I acquired at the Nashville CW show back in 1990, bought it off of a dealer from Texas. Wish I had his card or name. Why? The crystal on my watch is broken and needs replacing. This wasn't a problem earlier as I had a local jewelry store in Clarksville that would do it for a nominal, reasonable fee. However, the owners retired and closed up shop. I enquired as to the cost of doing this at another jewelry store, and they wanted an astronomical figure without ever even seeing the watch.
Do any of you know of a reliable person that I could send my watch to in order to repair the crystal? I don't think I'm going to be able to find someone locally now.
Thanks!
PS: Mods, if this is in the wrong section, please move my post.
I've got an original mid-19th c. pocket-watch I acquired at the Nashville CW show back in 1990, bought it off of a dealer from Texas. Wish I had his card or name. Why? The crystal on my watch is broken and needs replacing. This wasn't a problem earlier as I had a local jewelry store in Clarksville that would do it for a nominal, reasonable fee. However, the owners retired and closed up shop. I enquired as to the cost of doing this at another jewelry store, and they wanted an astronomical figure without ever even seeing the watch.
Do any of you know of a reliable person that I could send my watch to in order to repair the crystal? I don't think I'm going to be able to find someone locally now.
Thanks!
PS: Mods, if this is in the wrong section, please move my post.
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