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Watch Repair Tools & Equipment
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So, I tried something to clean case an bracelet and it worked really well. Plain water, detergent and corega tabs . Soaked two days and you can see the the result laying on the bottom. -
By DavidMasters · Posted
I should have mentioned I will not get the stem from Europe, but am simply trying to get the right size. In fact, I may have one in my junk box. Yep, it's a Dollar watch and I'll do all that's necessary before investing money. -
I suppose that's the right one, but may I suggest that you try to wind it at the barrel (sorry, I don't know how that is done) to check that at least it runs, before getting the stems from Europe. And for less money you can get a same watch plus two more from the USA https://www.ebay.com/itm/3-VINTAGE-WATCHES-TIP-TOP-POCKET-WATCH-ELGIN-3-WATCH-LANDAU-ALARM-CLOCK/233315677552 -
By DavidMasters · Posted
I have this old Tip Top that has a movement size of 1" or 11.26L. The following pictures shows the movement and the replace stem that I think will work. If someone can verify I would appreciate the help. By the way, I have no piece of the original stem. Regards -
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