About

About Me

I’ve collected watches from Timex to Rolex for over 30 years and have a passion for both mechanical and quartz timepieces. It doesn’t matter if it ticks, hums, or makes no sound; if it has hands that tell time, it has my attention. And I really mean hums; I’ve owned two 70s Accutrons, a Spaceview and an Astronaut. They were fun to wear and great conversation starters.
As a child, one of the things I took apart was my parents’ Baby Ben Westclox windup alarm clock.  But unlike the usual childhood result, I managed to put it back together. It worked fine, although my mother always said the alarm never sounded right afterwards.
It was many years after the alarm clock before I did any work on my watches. I didn’t even size my own watch bands or replace batteries. I didn’t have the right tools, and I didn’t want my watches scratched or damaged.
As my hobby grew, so did my collection of watch tools and repair skills. Today, I can take a watch apart, clean it, oil it while reassembling, and usually get reasonable results from my Timegrapher. What I don’t have is hundreds of hours of repetition to build speed. Or the years of experience to know when something might not be quite right. Because of that, I don’t do repair work for others. I wouldn’t want to brick someone’s grandfather’s watch.
I take pride in providing honest listings, careful packing, great communication, and quick shipping. Feel free to email me with any questions.
I’m always happy to talk about watches.

“I have all the watches I need, I just don’t have all the watches I want.”

Wesley