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EmmyWatch by Emily Professionally restored vintage timepieces with piece of mind

10/27/2026

Just packaging up this Grand Seiko Hi-Beat 6146-8000 Automatic for a customer that purchased it on the EmmyWatch store. Like-new condition inside and out. I love these vintage Grand Seikos. What an amazing buy. Going off to its new home tomorrow! Congratulations!! 😍😍



10/13/2026

1970s Heuer Autavia 11630 Mark 2. Came to me after not seeing a service in its 50+ year lifetime. Parts were seized, gaskets were disintegrated, hands were stuck to all the pinions, etc. After a lot of work this baby is ready for daily use again. Soooo happy to help this customer out with this show stopper Heuer. A Heuer Cal 14 is housed inside with a 3 register chronograph, a microrotor automatic, GMT, and date. The swiss army knife of movements. Going back to its excited owner 😍😍😍😍




10/11/2026

Fresh from the spa treatment! A 50+ year old Heuer Cal 14 Automatic (yes automatic!) in NOS condition. Starved of oil with parts seized together, it is now essentially brand new after service. The Heuer 14 is basically the swiss army knife of movements. The movement contains a chronograph (hour, minutes, second), a microrotor automatic hidden beneath the chronograph, and, wait there's more, a GMT complication, and a date. Very cool and exceptionally unique movement, unlike any other chronograph. Beautiful and utilitarian 😍😍 heading back to its happy owner!



Universal Geneve Polerouter rescued! A customer sent me this non-running Universal Geneve Polerouter and I restored it b...
10/09/2026

Universal Geneve Polerouter rescued! A customer sent me this non-running Universal Geneve Polerouter and I restored it back to life. It was abused multiple times by poor watchmaking and had a fair bit of corrosion on the microrotor, but now it's running like new again. Had to make a custom mainspring on this one as well. I absolutely love these watchea, one of my favorites of all times! Parts for these are now nearly impossible to source on a budget and watchmakers that are skilled enough to tackle these beauties are in short supply. So happy to help! Going back to its happy owner. 😍😍😍



09/23/2026

Working on a Mido movement for a customer. It wasn't running... Hmm I wonder why? So much oil everywhere that sat and solidified and stopped the whole movement. Volume up for voiceover details 😭😭😭



09/22/2026

Heuer Cal 14 I am currently working on. Wild microrotor reversing gear design I've never seen before. 2 large flat sapphire jewels hold a flosting gear in place to allow for the reversing rotor rotation. Very interesting design! Volume up for voiceover details!



09/10/2026

Cartier Roadster in for a full makeover. Never before serviced and was running terribly! Back to like new again complete with full case and bracelet refinishing. Going back to its happy owner!




07/28/2026

Just rolled into the shop! Stunning Heuer military watch in impeccable condition. Time to give it the full spa treatment! 😍



What happens to your expensive bridges and plates when you hire the discount watchmaker. A very expensive Universal Gene...
07/26/2026

What happens to your expensive bridges and plates when you hire the discount watchmaker. A very expensive Universal Geneve Tri-Compax train bridge with an absurd amount of deep gouges from watchmakers carelessly trying to pry off the bridge with a steel screwdriver. Sigh. Thankfully not visible when assembled but of course that is never an excuse to damage a movement.



Continuing the restoration process of this incredibly rare 1960s Favre-Leuba Bivouac 53203 (the first wrist watch with a...
07/20/2026

Continuing the restoration process of this incredibly rare 1960s Favre-Leuba Bivouac 53203 (the first wrist watch with a barometer, which displays via center red hand).

I fully overhauled the movement and barometer, and now they're ready to install back in the case. Buuut how to set the barometer accurately?... The full movement with aneroid chamber must be installed into the case so the exact amount of pressure is applied to the mechanism that moves the red center hand radially. But that means the crystal needs to be installed so the dial can press against it and take the pressure from the expanding and contracting aneroid chamber. But how to install the hand with the crystal installed....

After trying a few ideas I came up with a solution--make a custom crystal with the center removed so the red center hand can be installed at the exact current pressure as displayed by another known-good baseline barometer--in this case 743.9 mm/Hg.

Check out the video and pics for the process.

Getting close to finishing this groundbreaking watch. Coming to the EmmyWatch store soon!




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