Help With a Waltham
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Help With a Waltham
I have a Waltham from around 1873 if my number search is to be believed and the movement is an PS Bartlett. It doesnt work sadly, needs some TLC...anyone know a good place to have the watch rehabbed? Is it even worth it? Needs a new crystal too. It was my Grandfathers...he picked it up at a flea market. So no real sentimental value. Would like to get it running if I can get it cheap or otherwise its a paper weight.
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Re: Help With a Waltham
Waltham was one of America's biggest watchmakers way back then, meaning there's a lot of these laying around. Apart from sentimental value, there's usually not much point in getting the thing restored--the resale price generally ain't worth the cost of the restore.
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Think yours might be something like this
http://www.watertownwatchandclock.com/proddetail.php?prod=PW423
if it's gold maybe like this
http://www.pocketwatchsite.com/sale/walth/walth_07134906.html
http://www.watertownwatchandclock.com/proddetail.php?prod=PW423
if it's gold maybe like this
http://www.pocketwatchsite.com/sale/walth/walth_07134906.html
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conjurer wrote:Waltham was one of America's biggest watchmakers way back then, meaning there's a lot of these laying around. Apart from sentimental value, there's usually not much point in getting the thing restored--the resale price generally ain't worth the cost of the restore.
Thats what I was thinking....perhaps one day if I can it will run again but its been dead for 20 years, so whats a few more.

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