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

extra links for speedy pro
I just bought a 3572.50 and need one more link to make it fit perfect. Is the best place to get these Offrei? I can find 2, 3 digit numbers on the bracelet, but cannot find the 4 digit that offrei needs. Maybe I need to get a magnifying glass. Also, how many removable links should my bracelet have? Mine has 3 on each side. Thanks

Fresh from the Bond Street the 5990
They are really fast :) in January I told them to look for a 5990 for me, and here is it. I will shoot later some pictures of the watch. I never tried the watch before, bought it without to see it. But it's really amazing. For me at the moment the best PATEK. Two time zones, perfect for travelers. Thick housing. Absolutely sporty. Maybe over priced :) but hey, we are all crazy, I don't need to explain that. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1424198772.923605.jpg

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I found this in NYC about 25 years ago. I've never seen another one similar with the Cartier clasp and strap. Can anyone share more info other than it sold in a Cartier Boutique?

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I just inherited a lovely 116613 from my dad and I'm in love with it. Now my dad doesn't really take care of his watches. Not just when he's wearing them, but he also doesn't store them well. As a result, this watch is quite beat up. He didn't even wear it as much as his other pieces but it looks like a daily beater of a watch.I love the fact that it has all of the marks from my dads usage over the years, but a small part of me is considering getting the whole case refinished so that I can leave my own marks on this beauty.IMG_20180412_142301 (1).jpgIMG_20180412_142337.jpgIMG_20180412_142235 (1).jpgI've attached some photos, but there are a lot more marks than what I'm showing. What would you guys do?