Zenith Captain Dual Time NEU incl MWST mit Box + Papier

Omega Geneve
I inherited my fathers 40 year old gold Geneve . It was presented to him by the firm he worked for in the UK. He never wore it and I never have after owning for 9 years . I decided to wear it about 2 months ago but to my dismay it wouldn't run . I had it cleaned and oiled and it runs for 2 or 3 hours then stops till I wind it back up and shake it. Any Idea's what the problem is? When I get this watch sorted out what could I expect for accuracy?

Looking for a good watch repair place near Philadelphia
I have a couple of watches I need to get work on. One is an Omega that needs a new crystal and to get cleaned. Another watch that just needs to be cleaned and a third that needs a new crystal and possibly some retouching of the luminos parts of the face. I am thinking about two different places and wondered if anyone was from the area and had any dealings with them. I'll also accept any suggestions. I am definitely trying to stay away from any place that needs to "send away" the watch to have it worked on.The two places I am considering is Govberg, apparently they do repairs upstairs from their store (this is just outside Philly), the other is Ed Christine Watchmaker in Allentown. I like Govberg cause it is right next to where I work, but I am leaning toward Ed Christine Watchmaker. Suggestions, opinions?

Recommend a daily wear watch for me? Details within....
Hello all! New member here, and unfortunately not one with a cool collection. But I do like to dream! That's why I've been clicking through all your threads and checking out your pics.Anyway, I'm looking for a simple everyday watch, easy to read at a glance. I don't need chronographic complications, dual time zones, slide rules, etc. My wish list:Arabic numeralsBlack with white textDateAutomaticSecond sweep handBasically, I want the following super cheap Chinese piece in a REAL watch:I have my eye on a Lum-Tec M19 Automatic, which is at the top of my budget at $500. It looks great (unlike others I like the chapter marks), the lum is amazing, and it has a good story behind it. (Russian movement, hand built, American made, etc.)I'm just worried that it may be too large for my 7-inch wrist, too thick to wear comfortably, any maybe even too expensive.Seiko has some good offerings like this one; same width as the M19, but less money. What do you folks think? Any suggestions? Go for the M19

PO 39.5mm 8800 Blue 600m
Would love to hear everyone¡¯s take on this reference including: wearability and comfort, comments on blue dial vs black and bracelet. Really like this watch and I think it¡¯s the perfect size. I would be able to get a good discount off msrp, around 31%. Thoughts, comments and especially wrist pics are appreciated.

Ram Raid AD- Leeds, Yorkshire.
2 cars involved apparently in a pedestrian area.