Your Watch Collection
Show us what you are wearing today, or any watch in your collection - or even show off your whole watch collection. What watches have you purchased recently? :)
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By HectorLooi · Posted
Could you post a closeup photo of the broken screw that you are trying to remove so that we can better advise you. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Is the crystal gasket a hard gasket ? The overall size you are aiming for H is 36.9, so whatever combo size of glass and gasket closest to this, one above and one below. What type of gasket is involved ? -
By nevenbekriev · Posted
I don't understand why did You use the bubble wrap. If You think there is any use to hold the thing exactly in the middle of the hole - wrong, there is no matter, just pass it tru the hole and take it away to at least 40 cm before release of the button. If You reduce the current, then You reduce the field strenght too, thus not alowing the tool to be demagnetised if it is holding stronger field than the coil can create. My advice is to eat You breakfast (for more muscle strenght) and to fix the demagnetiser to the table or bench top with some clamp so You will be able to use the both hands, then ask You wife to press the button for You... -
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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
You know when you pass pieces through the hole, how far do you continue to move them away from the demag ? With the blue china ones if i don't move the steel far enough away it doesn't fully demag it , i also carry out the process twice. For a tenner its working perfectly for me up to now. Thats a big jobby Jon, even though the blue effort is working fine for me this will look well cool sat in the corner of the watchroom and might pull a few lost parts from their hidding places as a bonus . Flick the switch with a bargepole from the doorway to avoid a zinging barrel arbor taking an eyeball out.
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