Here's a tip... If I have worked on your watch in the past, you'll have a job number. The job numbers I use are indexed by Google, and will come up nicely in Google searches. Note that when searching inside Google+, it defaults to "Best of", which may not show all the results for a job. If you change that to "Most recent", you'll see everything.
The Google Photo albums are all named with the make of the watch, and the serial number, or grade of there isn't a serial number. These are likewise indexed, and watch movement serial numbers will also come up in Google search results. These albums are public, but neither these, nor the job numbers are linked to any information about the watch owner.
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