Yeah, I don't have the means to replace it, nor the funds to have someone else do it.
There is a guy named Jeweler John who does watch repair in a shop in the Agri Supply Store in Garner. I bet it costs around $20.00. Replacing acrylic crystals is about the only guaranteed inexpensive repair of any vintage watch.
There is a guy named Jeweler John who does watch repair in a shop in the Agri Supply Store in Garner. I bet it costs around $20.00. Replacing acrylic crystals is about the only guaranteed inexpensive repair of any vintage watch.
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A new crystal will work wonders for that one.
A new crystal will work wonders for that one.
Yeah, I don't have the means to replace it, nor the funds to have someone else do it.
Yeah, I don't have the means to replace it, nor the funds to have someone else do it.
There is a guy named Jeweler John who does watch repair in a shop in the Agri Supply Store in Garner. I bet it costs around $20.00. Replacing acrylic crystals is about the only guaranteed inexpensive repair of any vintage watch.
There is a guy named Jeweler John who does watch repair in a shop in the Agri Supply Store in Garner. I bet it costs around $20.00. Replacing acrylic crystals is about the only guaranteed inexpensive repair of any vintage watch.
From his website.
That's more than I paid for the watch.
From his website.
That's more than I paid for the watch.
The crystal and strap cost five times what this watch cost. But it now looks and works great. Just trying to help.