Question

Where did the author take his watch for repair first time? My Watch​

Answer 1

Answer:

The author got the watch repaired seven times. By the end, he realised that the watch, with its original cost being two hundred dollars, had cost him two to three thousand on repairs itself. And the watch was still malfunctioning. It was when he reached the seventh watch maker and acknowledged the mechanic to be an old acquaintance, a steam-boat engineer of other days and not a good engineer. He gave his verdict like all other watch makers, the author was not gullible and this time he perceived what his uncle William used to say that a good horse was a good horse until it had run away once, and that a good watch was a good watch until the repairers got a chance at it. So, he finally gave up the repairing and decided to let the watch be.  

Explanation:

Answer 2

He went to the Chief Jeweller.

• The author valued his watch since it displayed the right time, allowing him to stay on schedule. He had everything running smoothly for 18 months before letting it go.
• The author let his watch run down after this long time. Devastated, he proceeded to every available watchmaker the next day, starting with the chief jeweler.
• At the jeweler, the regulator was overworked, causing it to deteriorate. After that, it was given to another watchmaker, who held it for a week and slowed it down.