Cleveland Watch Repair

Randall Zadar

I became fascinated with watches over 20 years ago when I started creating Fine Art Miniature Bronze sculpture.

“DRESSAGE” by Randall Zadar, 2.5 inches tall, hand sculpted in wax, cast in bronze and hand-painted in oils

Growing up, my first watches were mechanical Timex Watches that my parents gave me back in the ’70s. I used to love listening to them tick and winding them up. Later, I inherited some watches from my parents and grandparents. Those watches needed service, and that started me on the road to Watchmaking. I then started collecting skeleton watches because I love to see the movement and function of the mechanism inside.

Moving into watch repair was a logical step with my interest in micro-mechanics and working with small bronze sculptures with extremely fine detail. My growing collection of watches that needed service, necessitated my learning and studying The Art of Watchmaking. I have repaired many watches from a simple mechanical watch to complicated watches of all kinds. I am proud of the timepieces I have brought back to life. Thanks for visiting my website. If you have any questions, please contact me.

Thanks,

Randall Zadar

HANDMADE TIMEPIECES for Competitions
by RANDALL ZADAR
Cast In Bronze Using Lost Wax Casting

Ground Transport by Randall Zadar – First Place 2016 Watch Case Category – National Watch and Clock Association Craft Contest

Ground Transport Watch in the Spirit of a World War II Jeep. Cast from an artillery shell from 1943

First Place 2016. “TIME FLIES” Bird Watch. Cast in FOUNDRY BRONZE using Lost Wax Casting. 34mm x 39mm x 10mm. National Watch and Clock Association Craft Contest

First Place 2016 “WOLFHOUNDS” Miniature Clock. Cast in Foundry Bronze and Hand-Painted in Oils. 2.50 Inches or 61mm High. National Watch and Clock Association Craft Contest

First Place 2015 Custom painted dial in oil paint by Randall Zadar, signed on the hands. National Watch and Clock Association Craft Contest

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