Welcome to our Watch repair and restoration Blog, we hope you enjoy your visit.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Thank you!!!
We want to thank all of our customers for giving us another incredible year!! 2010 was our best ever. We are very grateful that all of you chose to trust us with the repair of your precious watches, clocks and jewelry. We look forward to 2011 with hopes that we will continue to meet or exceed all your expectations for us.
Come in to our store for a watch battery and get your jewelry cleaned and checked for free
If you purchase a watch battery at our store we will clean and inspect your jewelry while you wait for free.
Most watch batteries are 6.00 or less INSTALLED!!
Most watch batteries are 6.00 or less INSTALLED!!
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Welcome!
Welcome to our new "Carignan Watch Repair" blog.
Carignan Watch Company was officially started in January 1996. However, long before that, Denis was repairing watches as a hobby. Over the years we have repaired and restored thousands of timepieces. We specialize in repairing the timepieces that others give up on.
Denis has always been extremely interested in complicated mechanisms and amazingly talented when it comes to repairing tiny machines and handmade items. He has restored many antique items such as guns, pens, lamps, music boxes, cars and trucks, motorcycles, knives, fishing reels and rods, and obviously thousands of watches and clocks. Denis is also a machinist as well as a skilled gold and silversmith. He loves bringing mechanical items back to their former glory, the more complicated and challenging the better.
Carignan Watch Company was officially started in January 1996. However, long before that, Denis was repairing watches as a hobby. Over the years we have repaired and restored thousands of timepieces. We specialize in repairing the timepieces that others give up on.
Denis has always been extremely interested in complicated mechanisms and amazingly talented when it comes to repairing tiny machines and handmade items. He has restored many antique items such as guns, pens, lamps, music boxes, cars and trucks, motorcycles, knives, fishing reels and rods, and obviously thousands of watches and clocks. Denis is also a machinist as well as a skilled gold and silversmith. He loves bringing mechanical items back to their former glory, the more complicated and challenging the better.
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