Ingraham

Quality Watch Repair

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A lot of watches I receive in the mail are worn out or parts are not available so please before you mail me your watch e-mail or call first to discuss the problems you are having with your watch or watches. Please give details as to the make and model and what problems your watch is having. Thank you

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Subject: RUNS GREAT Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 09:28:15 -0500 From: Michael.Forte@gd-ais.com Sometime last year I sent you my early '70s Ingraham watch. You cleaned it and put in a mainspring. When I got it back I noticed that it would lose 7-9 minutes a day necessitating frequent setting. I just wanted to let you know that the watch has really settled down and is very, very accurate. Over a 5 or 6 day span the watch loses only 1 minute. I think this is wonderful and I am enjoying daily use of my old friend. I was wondering how long the present new mainspring will last and given that they are getting rarer all the time, would it be a good idea to acquire a backup one now for a future replacement? Michael