Broke Winder, where to get fixed, vintage watch?

drunkmonkey · 24-08-2012 7:08am #1

I dont't know how I managed it but I pulled the winder out of my watch, it still goes back in but just doesn't wind. The watch is pretty old, I think from the 60's, it's a rado voyager withs date and day setting. It needs a good service as well as it was loosing time. It doesn't use any batteries.
Any idea where to take it and how much roughly you could be talking about.

fishguy · 31-08-2012 8:18am

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wandererz · 03-09-2012 7:57pm

I get my watches serviced by Michael Swift in Scotland.

http://www.michaelswift.co.uk/index.php

Zagato · 05-09-2012 7:04am

wandererz wrote: »

I get my watches serviced by Michael Swift in Scotland.

http://www.michaelswift.co.uk/index.php

Gosh it's refreshing to see a pricelist for services on someones website

Wibbs · 05-09-2012 7:41am

Even more refreshing when you see how he compares to some of the ripoff artists here and I've read nothing but praise for the chap and his service on various forums.

old boy · 05-09-2012 8:40pm

wandererz wrote: »

I get my watches serviced by Michael Swift in Scotland.

http://www.michaelswift.co.uk/index.php

i use him quite a bit, he can make a piece if required, as he done for me in the past.

Broke Winder, where to get fixed, vintage watch?

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