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Are you 100% sure you want to have this watch engraved? This watch has become quite a collector's piece as it was limited in production to 10,007 pieces worldwide. If you were to engrave it this would dramatically affect its resale/collectibility value.
Anyway, if you really do want it engraved, you could try taking it back to the jeweler who sold you the watch for a recommendation on a local engraver who would do a good job. Any upscale jewerly store should be able to provide you with the name of someone who does good work.
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