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The Resurrection of an Antique Gruen Timepiece: A Testament to Craftsmanship at Manhattan Time Service – May, 2023
🕰️ Another MTS success story! We’ve recently breathed new life into a beautiful antique Gruen watch. Here’s the tale in bullet points:
1️⃣ The watch arrived with a cheap quartz mechanism, a far cry from its original glory. This replacement had diminished its value to almost zero. 💔
2️⃣ We sourced the original manual mechanism, showcasing our commitment to authenticity and quality. 🕵️♂️
3️⃣ Our expert watchmakers carefully replaced the quartz with the original mechanism, bringing the timepiece back to its true self.🛠️
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Original Gruen Manual Wind Watch Movement
The restoration of this Gruen watch serves as a reminder:
• Authenticity Matters: When it comes to antique watches, the value lies in their originality. A cheap replacement part can massively depreciate their worth.
• Choose Wisely: Trust your valuable timepieces only with professional, reputable watchmakers.
• Experience Counts: Manhattan Time Service has been in the watch repair business since 1978, and our expertise speaks for itself. We treat every watch with the respect and care it deserves.
Time's Legacy Preserved: Antique Watch Restoration Experts in NYC 🗽
Your antique watches are not just timekeeping devices, but a piece of history. Entrust them only to professionals like us at Manhattan Time Service in New York City. We’ve been preserving time’s legacy for over 45 years.
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