by Debra Brian Hunt While cleaning wristwatches is best done by a professional, you can do it at home if you like tinkering with mechanical things .You might not want to try this at first on an expensive or favourite wristwatch that means a lot to you, as you will most likely ruin the first watch you try this on. Get an inexpensive watch to practice on till you get perfect. To start with, make sure you have a place to work. A large table that is empty will do well, or it would be even more perfect if you have a proper workstation in your garage where you can work undisturbed. Add a white sheet on top of the table before beginning, as this will not only make it easier to … Read entire article »