The Edward
Seianna, Edward’s wife, wanted to get him a watch. Orlando, her co-worker at Transformation Minis...
1906 Grade 280
Occasionally, the South Bend watch company would swap "South Bend" on the dial for a jewelers nam...
1906 Grade 280
Too many chips and cracks, but I can swap a new dial on this easily if you like the movement.
The Graham
Matt and I have known each other for a long time (22 years). I remember him explaining (in colle...
The Jeff
Jeff is a fellow partner at Box Out Sports and an extremely nice human being. He’s the kind of ...
The Jonathan
Jerry came to me by way of Orlando. At this point I need to promote Orlando to sales but that’s a...
The Kory
Kory toured the South Bend Watch Cave™ with Orlando. He founded Transformation Ministries, where ...
1906 Grade 280
Missing dial and hands. Hoping to get it fixed up for conversion someday.
The Wilk
From Ohio to South Bend, Chris followed the path of the South Bend watch company (just a hundred ...
The Steve
The latest to join the #southbendwatchfam — @orderedlist. This is a 1906 Model 1 I snagged onli...
The Love
This story has a lot of love in it. Literally. It starts in the 1930's when Stephen Love's gran...
1906 Grade 280
Now missing dial and hands. Someday we'll get this fixed up and ready for a wrist.
1908 Grade 280
The Ryan
Ryan stopped in a few nights ago to check out the inventory (after seeing The Caleb) and left aft...
The Dad
South Bend couldn't make a watch fancy enough for my dad, Brian Nunemaker. But this one is as clo...
1909 Grade 280
Love this movement though the dial needs a swap and missing second hand. A good runner.
1906 Grade 280
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The Murphy
The world needs a little more detail. At least that’s what Kyle and I think. Detail is what dre...
