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that seems like the crown is stripped on. As you can see in the pics, the crown is in the winding position at all times. Any advice on who could fix it and what the cost might be? I might put it up for sale if it's not worth fixing.
Thanks guys!
Frank
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Brother, email rex450, a watchsmith on repgeek. He'll fix it for you correctly, and although I don't want to speak for him, his fee for something like that should cost no more than $60...and I'd think that's on the high-end of pricing.
His email address is in his section, and all you have to do is print a 2-page form, fill in the blanks (so that he knows what's wrong with the watch), and you send it to him.
It's easy peasy.
lemon squeezy?
I stole "easy peasy" from Quick Brick. :)
My favorite all-time line about something being easy is:
Take it easy, Greasy.
Nice! :D
I sent him a pm. I didn't see anything to print off, but I'm sure he will let me know what he needs. Thx again
Email him, brother, at rexthewatchman@me.com.
He'll answer emails quicker than PMs.
When you email him, ask him for his PDF file worksheet since this will be your first time having him work on a watch for you. :)