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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Take the measurements and go for which ever on you like. An assortment us under £11. -
By rjenkinsgb · Posted
According to a couple of sites I've found, it could be an AS1688 ? https://marketplace.watchcharts.com/listing/1712969-rare-girard-perregaux-33-cal-1688-17-jewel-watch-movement Edit, missed the second link.. https://ameblo.jp/t-watch-blog/entry-12814000875.html -
By HouseofGeorge · Posted
I would say this one: -
Thanks for all the replies. I'm probably not going to track down a replacement or donor movement - this cost me about £10 from ebay and it's very much a practice piece rather than a restoration. I've watched a video on how to repivot a wheel. Seems very easy with the right lathe, tools and expertise. But I'm not going to go down that route at this stage in my 'career'. I have got another idea though to get the watch running again - watch this space. -
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