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Hamilton Repair?
Hey gang, I'm a newbie here, I found this forum while looking around on the net for watch repair facilities. My wife bought me this watch many many moons ago, I'd have to guess it's 15-20 years old. She bought it for a b-day present for me when I was in the Navy. Anyway, time has taken it's toll, it stopped working a while back and is in need of repair. It's a beautiful watch and I would like to get it fixed; hence my postDoes anyone know of a reputable Hamilton watch repair facility? I checked on Hamilton's website and they make no mention of repairing their watches (that I could find). Thanks in advance.Steve

my first post and first Oris - a Regulateur ¡°Der Meistertaucher"
Hi Everyone,Just joined this forum and this is my first post! I have purchased my first Oris watch within the last couple of weeks, an Oris Regulateur ¡°Der Meistertaucher¡±. It is the 49mm one with the black face and orange indices - do many people on here have this watch?So far I am very impressed, although I have noticed a very small mark on the crown which I didn't notice when I purchased it. It's one of those things that I'm sure no one else would notice, but once you know it is there yourself it is very annoying!!!! I got it from an AD and I believe I got if for a pretty good price, with ¡ê428.00 off of the RRP.Rob.

The Search For The Ultimate Dive Watch: A Decade of Divers
Note: I posted this in the Rolex forum some months ago, but I think it's got enough non-Rolex watch content and interest to re-vive it here in the GF.As I'm sure most of you can relate, I've owned MANY different watches from several manufacturers, and a variety of Rolex watches in particular. My love of Rolex really started with an attraction toward the diver style watch, which of course Rolex pioneered. However, my appreciation of diver style watches did not begin with the Submariner.Ten years ago, or about this time in 1999 is when I purchased my first diver. Previous to that I'd owned some "nice watches" - a Gucci in the early 90's (remember when they were popular) and a Movado Museum watch later in the 90's - both were two-tone, black dial watches. But this Tag Heuer 2000 was my introduction to the diver styled watch:After I got the Tag, I really fell in love with the utility and versatility of the diver style watch, and began researching them. Prior to this, I'd never owned

Grey Market questions
My husband bought me a 1911 gold ebel 15 years ago. I think that the dealer added a diamond bezel that was not an ebel bezel and it doesn't have a sapphire crystal. Does anyone have any suggestions what to do with this watch? I wonder if the gold value will now be worth more than any watch value.