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Contacted Katt and dropped by his house. He was kind enough to crack open the watch for a “look see” while I was there. After he removed the back he said, “that’s weird, these two screws are usually matching”. He goes on to tell me that if one of the tiny (matching) black screws gets dropped, it’s usually replaced by a similar but silver screw. He pops off the half moon shaped thing (the winder?) and says, “Well well, found the missing screw”. Looks like during assembly somebody lost one of the tiny screws, thought it was on the floor and replaced it with another. Unfortunately for me, the “lost” screw was floating around inside the watch for two years and then decided to jam. Fortunately for me, Katt is an awesome guy and fixed it quickly. Thanks Katt! If anyone needs watch service in MN, contact Katt.

Thanks guys. Katt will be able to help me out.

Thanks for the help guys! and BTW, I knew woof was kidding as well. ;-)

Symptoms are: it just stopped running. I wear it everyday and give it a good manual winding once a month. I picked it up to put it on last friday and the hands wern't moving. I wound it manualy and...nothing. No trouble up until last week. It's about 2 years old. Second, minute and hour hands are not moving. Hands and date can be moved via the crown. Does that help?

My wm9 Sub stopped working last week. Any suggestions on where to send it for repair? I live in MN so a local person would be easiest but I don't mind sending it out. Thanks for any help.

I ordered a Sub LV from George on April 26 and it showed up at my door on May 11. Easy, simple and the only communication was a couple pre-order emails back and forth, my order and then his order confirmtion email.