I'm not sure if my question posted. This new phone is giving me issues. Can anyone tell me if this watch has any value, the back has George George fmdge 294, base metal bezel stainless steel back Japan movement?

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This tell you how to adjust every type of watch by the number of knobs and buttons

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It's a Walmart brand, so it can't have been much new!

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Serial numbers are always in the back of the case or on the movement. Take to a local jeweler.

Vintage Croton Watch: Identification and Value Guide

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Model/Serial Numbers. The easiest way to identify a fake is to check its serial numbers and run a quick search online to confirm if it's a genuine model or not.

‎How To Confirm Authenticity of... · ‎Value of Vintage Croton Watches

Anyone know how to tell when a Croton watch was made?

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Dec 8, 2011 - I would suggest getting the caseback opened and find out what movement is inside and enter the number into the search box of Roland Ranffts ...

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They are probably telling you the truth. Unless someone has got a spare watch that is broken and can give you the back, there is little chance that you will be able to get this repaired. The only thing you might try is to start ringing watch repair places. Tell them you are willing to pay more than the watch is worth to get it repaired as they are unlikely to be interested to do a lot of work for something that you say is cheap. You need to make it worth their will to do some research on you behalf.

Do NOT open your watch yourself !! Cartier is NOT a DIY watch project and if you try to make it one, you will destroy the value of your watch ! It's about $60 US to take ( or ship insured) the watch to a Cartier shop for repairs. They will do a tune-up & address any issues the watch has for that $60, and they talk to you BEFORE they do any repairs. You can Google Cartier's website, click on U.S. and then find a store close to you; they have 800#'s you can call and speak to an authorized rep about your watch, they'll instruct you further. FYI---they can tell if a non-Cartier tech has opened the watch, so be aware of that before you attempt it, opening by anyone other than a Cartier tech will guarantee they won't touch your watch, which means you may never get it fixed or solved. Simple things like settings can usually be handled with a free phone call. They're very polite people & usually are quite helpful. CALL !

Michael DeVito---PLEASE STOP telling people to take their Cartier to a "watch repair shop" !! If they do that instead of taking it to a Cartier shop, they will destroy the value of the watch. Once it is opened by a non-Cartier shop, Cartier will NOT stand behind it, won't even touch it and they can tell if it's been opened by someone non-Cartier trained. A 'regular' watch opening tool will damage a Cartier. And then pop goes the weasel, the watch is now worthless. Yes, they will destroy a fake that comes in their shop, and that is their right to do so; it protects the value of all those folks who have REAL Cartiers and paid big money for them. I'm sure you mean to help, but please, please stop saying "take it to a watch repair shop; you are advising these people to ruin their very valuable watches ! Anyone who has a Cartier can 'Google' Cartier website, click on U.S., then find a store near you & call them to discuss your watch. They'll be happy to help. A tune-up for your Cartier costs roughly $65.00 in a Cartier boutique, you should do that if you've bought a used one. No, I don't work for Cartier, but I own one and despise that so much bad information is out here about these watches. A genuine Cartier is not just an investment but a responsibility. Hoping this helps someone.

mcdevito75 here, It would depend on who made the movement, From what I can gather the George Co. replicates watches of all kinds. Your George watch is a replica which can be very good depending on who made the movement. If you can"t remove the back cover and get the name off the movement, vist a small watch repair shop in your area, Remember your George watch could have a high end movement so be carefull. Replica watches have value, depends on which maker.

To find a registered repair person in your area.
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http://www.watch-clock-makers.org/
Hope this tip helps.
r/ David
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