/fa/ - Fashion

>>18063833
what do I even do with an Omega pocketwatch almost 100 years old (or 100 yo already) that wasn't much used for 40 years? Since I think it is worth to service and repair it? Yes, it still works(!). Now I problably won't use a pocketwatch much, but a 100 year old watch and movement is something else, and I can't really just put a new movement in.

Found this on my dad's stuff. Is it even worth it to repair it? It's more than 100 years old from what he told me. And it's working, which is crazy.