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Thanks for the reply! How do I find out exactly what replacement stem i need please! I’ve just had at that pdf file you’re just sent & i can’t make head no tails of the item required mate! Sorry to be a pain! -
Game on! ST36 has arrived, but there's still a few questions and I'd be grateful for your help. I've got a set of cheapo Chinese screwdrivers that I bought years ago, so I'll use it for now for learning. Decent tweezers in the post. I also have a clip-on cheapo Chinese loupe 5x. Looking at the ST36, I am guessing that I need a 10x? I happen to have a (cheapo) digital microscope too - am I better off just learning to work under the microscope right from the start? For oiling, am I really better off getting automatic oilers, or should I learn with regular ones? Any of you folks use geiger counters? Are cheap ones (~£20-30 off ebay) good enough for checking watches, just in case they are hot? I intend to avoid lume unless it's tritium, but you never know what you're dealing with. -
If you're confident you've got the correct stem then here's the movement details. Note that it involves removal of the date wheel to access the keyless works. C01.211 Technical Manual.pdf -
Sorry for the slow response. I don’t think this is a variation of the tool I posted. It looks like a 3 spindle centring tool, which is a more complicated version of what is often called an uprighting tool or centring tool, as seen here : Best Regards, Mark -
I ordered a tap 1.00 stem for the moment C01.211 & a new Tissot gold crown for the watch! I’ve tried putting it back in pressing in the detent button, but it feels a bit springy when I try to put a bit of pressure on it? Do you know where I can get a parts list & a brake down of the keyless watch parts details!
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