Watchmaker for Harwood Automatic Repair

[USCanuck]

Hello, I am looking for a watchmaker that has experience with Harwood movements. I have a very good piece from dial, case, crystal and hands. Movement just may need a very good cleaning.

Thanks.

 

[bobbee53]

A good friend of mine shows all his recent watch repairs in blogs on his site here:http://ambwatches.com/
He is a very accomplished watchmaker/repairer as can be seen. Just fill in the form on his site. Very reasonable too.

 

[USCanuck]

Thanks, I've sent him an email.

 

[Hawk53]

A good friend of mine shows all his recent watch repairs in blogs on his site here:http://ambwatches.com/
He is a very accomplished watchmaker/repairer as can be seen. Just fill in the form on his site. Very reasonable too.

Where is he located Bob?

 

[bobbee53]

Mainland US, can't remember where offhand...I'll email him to get his addy.

 

[bobbee53]

Thanks, I've sent him an email.

De Nada, buddy.

 

[gatorcpa]

Hello, I am looking for a watchmaker that has experience with Harwood movements. I have a very good piece from dial, case, crystal and hands. Movement just may need a very good cleaning.

Many very capable watchmakers will have a hard time with a Harwood simply because parts are extremely difficult to find.

Jim Michaels in Gettysburg, PA is the person for your Harwood. He did a superb job on mine.

http://24.153.124.124/

I think he has restored many of the pieces on display at the NAWCC Museum.

Good luck,
gatorcpa

 

[Hawk53]

It's great to see some of these fine watchmakers recommended by their customers! They are becoming very hard to find, so I'll throw one in for anyone out west that might need one.
http://www.montoyawatchservice.com/

 

[Roland Ranfft]

Hi gatorcpa,

Many very capable watchmakers will have a hard time with a Harwood simply because parts are extremely difficult to find.

Yes, but this is already th complete list of difficullties. The Harwood is not only the first bumper, but also most durable ever made. It will need no parts, and if ever the balance pivots are worn, a fitting staff can still be located, because it shares it with some volume produced calibres.

Regards, Roland Ranfft