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If you are looking for the German Watchmaker then you’ve come to the right place. I do many things watch related like the obvious watch repair, fix old watches, repair pocket watches, watch strap replacement or even watch battery replacement. If you typed any of the following into Google: watch repair Vancouver, watch battery Vancouver, watchrepair Vancouver, Watches Repairing, Montres-Reparation, antique watch repair or any number of other watch repair search terms then you’ve come to the right place. I also do some work for the Vancouver movie industry. They ask me to speed watches up, slow watches down or even have watches or clocks go backwards etc. Thanks for taking the time out of you day to read my little story and I hope to see you in The German Watchmaker shop some day. The German Watchmaker – Watch Repair Vancouver 1208 Homer Street #125, Vancouver, BC V6B 2Y5 (604) 681-5412

Buy this watch at www.keepthetime.com Illinois Pocket Watch Co. Bunn Special Sixty Hour Mov’t Serial: 5092739 Case Serial: 7203504 Approx Year: 1928 Jewels: 21 Case: 10K Gold filled, signed “Bunn Special Model” Diameter: 50mm Size: 16 Total Weight: 98g Dial: White, seconds at 6:00, 60 minute markers Condition: Good, small dent in the case at 7:00 Extra Info: Movement: Sixty Hour Bunn Sepcial, Motor Barrel, 21 Jewels, Adjusted Temperature Six Positions *** Follow KTT *** twitter.com facebook.com *** Music: “RIGHT TIME” by THE STOOPS *** Buy the album: thestoops.bandcamp.com

Antique 1906 – 07 Waltham Railroad Pocket Watch on auction at eBay item #130310135916 Click on this link or cut & paste into your browser cgi.ebay.ca

Merry Christmas from The Vintage Show! This is a selection of Santa Clauses that are being displayed at our gallery in Adams, MA. Santas are from the 1920s – 1960s, and they are part of our personal collection. We will be posting video from the show, all of Christmas week, so don’t forget to subscribe. MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!

Find more info+pics at www.keepthetime.com * Antique Vacheron Constantin pocket watch * Key wound mechanism * 18k gold case * Diameter closed approximately 38mm * Signed: o “Vacheron & Constantin – In Geneva – No. 121591 – Thirteen Jewels” * Engraved: o “From Mother” * Includes winding key * Excellent condition

If you are looking for the German Watchmaker then you’ve come to the right place. I do many things watch related like the obvious watch repair, fix old watches, repair pocket watches, watch strap replacement or even watch battery replacement. If you typed any of the following into google: watch repair Vancouver, watch battery vancouver, watchrepair vancouver, Watches Repairing, Montres-Reparation, antique watch repair or any number of other watch repair search terms then you’ve come to the right place. I also do some work for the Vancouver movie industry. They ask me to speed watches up, slow watches down or even have watches or clocks go backwards etc. Thanks for taking the time out of you day to read my little story and I hope to see you in The German Watchmaker shop some day. The German Watchmaker – Watch Repair Vancouver 1208 Homer Street #125, Vancouver, BC V6B 2Y5 (604) 681-5412

Learn watch repair on DVD video from www.ticktockpro.com. Antique watch repair live on DVD. Pocket watches. Course bundle includes “Introduction to Watch Repair” and “The Watch Repair Course” 1 DVD in the “Introduction to Watch Repair” course and 4 more DVDs in “The Watch Repair Course”….

Nokia and antique watch falls from Alexander bridge in Paris…

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People always ask us how to open their antique fusee pocket watches so here is a video to help everyone navigate their way through a case and locking mechanism seen in most fusee style pocket watches. According to Wikipedia, a fusee is a cone-shaped pulley with a spiral groove around it, wound with a cord or chain which is attached to the mainspring barrel. Fusees were used from the 1400s to the early 1900s to improve timekeeping by equalizing the uneven pull of the mainspring as it ran down. Please read the Wikipedia article here: en.wikipedia.org And please checkout our pocket watch collection here: KeepTheTime.com Check back often because we are constantly adding new products to our inventory. Copyright © 2010 KeepTheTime, LLC