>From past experience I can tell you that the mechanisms in these watches are
>pretty much not repairable. If the case is solid gold and diamonds, etc it
>may be reasonable to have the mechanism replaced. Your best bet is to find a
>replacement on Ebay. My favorite Seiko/Pulsar analog/digital watches that
>sell for $250+ in a store can be had for less than $20 ($5 if you are
>patient). A watchmaker won't even take the back off for that.
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