I've had my original 36mm MDM for a few years, but when it started losing time I took it in for service. Since these are just an ETA base movement my watchmaker was able to find a black wheel with appropriate clearance and swapped it in. I'm very happy with the result, but I of course kept the white
I'm torn. I do like it, but in it's current state it will continue to flake and interfere with the hands. I've thought about asking my watchmaker to seal it but that would likely make it worse. For now, the remaining enamel seems stable.
Thanks! Have had "watches" for about 20 years, but nothing more than a typical Fossil/Nixon. Then in 2019 on a trip I came across a small selection of vintage stuff at a flea market and it went downhill from there. I now have a mix of modern and vintage, but leans heavily vintage. No other GPs at th
I bought this GP Railtimer as "parts only" at an antique show a few years ago. It is a Canadian market model from before they switched to the 0 dial. I tried to find an original dial for a while, but didn't have any luck, so finally just spent the money to get the movement serviced and have been wea