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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Hello and welcome from Leeds, England. -
By watchhammer · Posted
This is probably correct thinking. Again, many people much more knowledgeable than myself on here. Maybe it's best to buy a cheap lot of very broken watches just to practice screwdriver and tweezer work for a while then clean the Benrus? I dont want to give bad advice because I'm nieve/novice, but I think some times you just have to dive in and make some mistakes. -
Yes, that's what I mean, too. The hole in the barrel is keyhole shaped and once the tapered end of the stud is inserted and slid into position it is quite secure and can't pull out. It was quite difficult to remove as I had to slide it along the hole to the larger end before it would come out. -
By watchsteel · Posted
I’m happy to join this great community. I’m an independent watch enthusiast and currently learning watch repair and restoration. I’m always eager to improve my skills and knowledge. I look forward to learning from you all and sharing my experiences as well. Thank you! -
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