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Locality: Thousand Oaks, California

Phone: +1 805-374-8463



Address: 414 W Hillcrest Dr 91360 Thousand Oaks, CA, US

Website: www.timespotwatches.com

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Time Spot 16.11.2020

Time Spot - Watch Store 414 W. Hillcrest Dr. Thousand Oaks, CA 91360

Time Spot 27.10.2020

Some types of water-resistant metal watches, that can take heavy wear and tear, may be cleaned with a very soft bristled toothbrush and a little bit of soapy water - just be sure to rinse thoroughly after cleaning and dry the watch with a soft cloth after each wash.

Time Spot 07.10.2020

Did you know that the second hand - the ability to break down hours into minutes - wasn't common on watches until late in the 17th Century? The problem was finding a reliable power source.

Time Spot 04.10.2020

Did you know when the first self-winding mechanism was invented? This mechanism was invented in 1770 by Abraham-Louis Perrelet to use in pocket watches.

Time Spot 15.09.2020

Are you concerned about the integrity of a waterproof watch? If you have an older waterproof watch and you are not sure if the waterproofing has been compromised, we can perform a water pressure test to analyze the condition of your watch.

Time Spot 26.08.2020

According to historians, time-keeping goes back, at least, to the days of ancient Egypt. Even before the sundial, the Egyptians used the pyramids and the shadows that were created to judge the time.

Time Spot 08.08.2020

Did you know that Rolex is known for many wristwatch advancements? Rolex was the first to create a waterproof casing, a wristwatch with a date on the dial and the first watch to show two time zones at once.

Time Spot 02.08.2020

Are you a watch collector? There are millions in the country who buy and sell watches, often vintage models from the 1930s and 1940s, in order to earn a profit. Come see what we have to offer.

Time Spot 18.07.2020

Does your watch feel uncomfortable and heavy? Maybe it is time for a new one. We have a large variety of lighter watches that you can wear for a long period of time. Some are so light that you will forget it is even there.

Time Spot 09.07.2020

If you have a water-resistant watch, be sure to rinse the watch with warm water after swimming. This will remove any salts or minerals which may accumulate on the watch as the water evaporates.

Time Spot 23.06.2020

Did you know that the invention of waistcoats by Charles II in the late 17th Century affected watches? Men began to keep watches in their pockets, and watches evolved into a flatter version to accommodate this trend.