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Yellowstone Watch Repair

Mailing Address: PO Box 535, Post Falls, ID 83877
Street Address: 210 Sherman Ave. Suite 143, Coeur d' Alene, ID

Phone: (208) 292-4434

Email Us At: yellowstonewatch@hotmail.com

SEIKO WATCH REPAIR

Yellowstone Watch Repair gives careful attention to your Seiko watch while it is here for repair. When replacement parts are needed, Yellowstone Watch Repair uses genuine Seiko replacement parts.

Yellowstone Watch Repair will thoroughly examine your watch and report to you what your Seiko watch requires to be fully functioning again. YellowstoneWatch.com uses the latest technology, skills and modern machines to restore your Seiko watch to factory specifications.

When completed, a complete watch service will have your Seiko watch completely cleaned, both internally and externally, we also refinish the case and band if possible along with a 1 year warranty on all repairs.

At Yellowstone Watch Repair, watches are completely disassembled, we ultrasonically clean the movement, lubricate, electronically time and adjust for accuracy then test in 6 positions. The cases and bands are ultrasonically cleaned and refinished if possible. Your watch is then reassembled and timing is again electronically checked and adjusted if needed and pressure sealed when required. We use all genuine Seiko replacement parts when needed.

Batteries are replaced in all quartz watches and we can clean the movement, case and band.

Yellowstone Watch Repair can also perform the folowing upon request:

• Seiko Crystal Replacements

• Seiko Stem and Crown Replacement

• Seiko Dial Refinishing

• Seiko Strap and Watch Band Replacements

The Seiko Watch Corporation traces its beginnings to 1881, when Kintaro Hattori established K. Hattori & Co., Ltd. Less than a dozen years later the company's Seikosha clock supply factory began production of wall clocks, fob watches, alarm clocks, table clocks and musical clocks. The company introduced the first Japanese-made wristwatch in 1913, and in 1924 introduced the first Seiko-branded wristwatch. The company began producing the first Japanese-made self-winding wristwatch in 1955, and in 1969 introduced the world's first quartz watch, the Seiko Astron.

Seiko looked at the watch technology differently than ever before with the first timepieces with LCD screens and digital time as well as multi-functional “computer” style watches. Seiko has been the Official timekeeper of The Toyko Olympics, Cross Country Championships and is an International Sponsor of many sports. Today, Seiko is known for its advanced technology and concept of moving forward into the future with timepieces like the Perpetual Calender, Kinetic and Spring Drive movements. Seiko Watches are fashionable and functional as well as technically advanced.

You can ship by any of the common carriers - FedEx, UPS, Post Office.

Be sure to insure your package for replacement value of your watch.

Enclose your contact info. (Name, Address, Phone and E-mail Address, etc.) This is vital. We cannot contact you about your watch without this.

Please do not send any Watch Boxes with your watch.

Simply wrap your watch in bubble wrap or other type of protective packaging and use a sturdy box.

Shipping:

Please follow the directions on the Shipping page.

Genuine Seiko Watch bands are available or you can choose from a large selection of aftermarket bands. Please see our Replacement Watch Bands Web Site for more information.

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Yellowstone Watch, Inc.

Physical: 210 Sherman Ave. | Suite 143 | Coeur d' Alene, ID | 83814 | USA

Mailing address: P.O. Box 535 | Post Falls, ID | 83877 | USA

208-292-4434

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