Independent service recommendation for SF Bay Area? -- My Ed White needs some love

up in Seattle, Nesbitt's? I've not used them, but may be worth talking to them.

be sure to try a search too, lots of threads asking.

I just picked up a 145.012 from Nesbit's on Tuesday and they did a very good job. It was in service with them just shy of 2 months.

See PM.

Also, we should get beer.

I have used Precious Gems jeweler's in Folsom, CA on three different watches and was pleased with the results every time.

Nesbitt's has an Omega parts account I believe...

You may run into issues using a repair shop without an account if the movement needs parts.

Glad to hear some positive words about Nesbitt's. When I sent a cal. 1861 Speedy to them, they failed to repair it three times, then told me to send it to Secaucus (Swatch Group United States) who "only" took two more tries before getting it right. I would shy away from both for such a treasure, but I frankly have no idea who would be qualified in the Bay Area. My Sacramento guy failed to address the hour register "creep" on my 105.012-66 CB, so I wouldn't recommend him for this. There is a certified watchmaker in Walnut Creek (Watch Zone) that I would be inclined to hire if I were still involved with vintage.
Hoping others chime in, in case I get bitten by the vintage bug again...