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Old 08-12-2008, 05:21 AM #12
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I always take watches to the jeweler (not a kiosk, but one of those shee shee places). For 5-7 bucks I buy a watch battery and he installs it. sets it and polishes it for free. Sometimes the "jewelry store" is good value. Heck, he even inspects, cleans and polishes my wedding set for free while I am there.
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