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Good thing we now have a full hour to correct our little mistakes! Whish we'd have a full day (or more) though! Imagine putting a watch together and only having an hour to correct any mistakes we'd made! -
That's the important detail, you may need to get a slightly larger crystal and cut it on the lathe (I don't think that can be done without) to re-create the lip, which sits on the top of the case. It may need cement to stay firm and partially waterproof. -
By RyanGreerMcGilloway · Posted
The original is a broken peice, but it has no tension ring. It is just Acrylic throughout with a lip on the edge. -
Please excuse my spelling error, luckily I was able to go back and correct it.
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By RyanGreerMcGilloway · Posted
can somebody please forward me an alternate watch acrylic crystal that would satisfy the above. 29mm dia. High dome.
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