Buying Watches In Los Angeles, California: Feldmar Watch Co.
Welcome back to an watches-dealer original series, where we discuss important stores that sell watches all over the world. Each store we profile has an interesting story to tell about where they operate and who they sell to. Whether you buy watches from brick and mortar retailers or prefer to buy watches online, these are the stores that help shape our watch culture around the globe. There is a long list of stores to cover, but if there is a retail location in your favorite city that we simply can't miss, let us know in the comments below.Where to buy watches in Los Angeles, California?Serving customers for over a century, Feldmar Watch Company, Inc.? operates their landmark store in Los Angeles and also a boutique in the Beverly Hilton Hotel.In 1913, Hungarian immigrant Jack Feldmar started a repair business fixing the broken, relinquished watches of Newark, New Jersey pawnshops. He repaired neglected timepieces for 15�� apiece. When Jack's wife became ill, the family relocated to Los

Difficult to wind my Patek 5119j
I am finding that the manual winding is a little tight. The same is true of my Omega Speedmaster. Is that just how it is? I bought the Patek in February, it is new to me, but I have had manual winds before and it feels tight even at first.I will say it keeps time fine.

I need help!
I'm looking to buy a box for my watch 111-2012 Serial O and I are offering one that belonged to a 111 but it is F serial 2003 and I think looking the photo that inside is different. Can it be? Anyone can advise me?I think the place where there are placed the screwdriver and the other bracelet are different.Thank you in advance.

Back from RSC New York, Care of Rolex Mich Ave. 111% satisfied!!
Dear All,So I gently complained about the $1350.00 RSC charge, but am super satisfied. First off, like to thank Rolex Boutique, Mich. Ave (Sales associates, Ben and Andrew) for their customer service and hospitality. Second, I don't have pics prior to service, since I didn't think about it, but my watch was pretty beat up. I dailyed it literally for 6 years and it was pretty beat up. It had a 1/5 of inch scar on the bezel at the 200 mark. There was a significant scratch/dent on the clasp and I know I dinged the crown/lugs a couple of times on my kitchen counter. Additionally, minute scratches all over the watch. Third, I took about 10 pics for those of you who want finer detail as to the RSC service. I was wearing a swatch for about a month and noticed how the Daytona bezel was really pronounced this time. Like it had a heft to it. Also, I told the sale associate to not polish the bezel, but it was polished anyway. Other Rolexers would prob. be mad, but I was happy that the

Two day dates - same price- help me choose, please
Hello everyone!I'm newbie here I hope to get your help with choosing pre-owned day date 118205 (F). Both are factory ones, no added or changed parts. With box and papers.Which one would you choose? Does the price seem to you about correct? Here is the info on the both watches. watch N 1:- 118205F-president bracelet-pink roman dial-unworn / purchased in 2013-1 year warranty from the shop- price 21 000 USDWatch N 2:-118205-oyster bracelet-black arabic dial / will have to change it, i prefer the light colored dial-unworn in plastic/ purchased in 2016- i suppose the warranty is 5 years-price 21 000 USD + exchange of the dialThank you in advance for your help!!!