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That will need to come out the front, the dial is bigger than the movement. If the case has a removable bezel then take that off, if not then remove the crystal. Everything should then come out through the front of the case. -
You better use a flat grinding stone for this. Seitz provided a (rare) round one from Degussit. Frank -
I have removed the stem and open the case. The Movement can't drop out but it can be rotate Anyone has idea THANK YOU -
Not a family member, and yes, it no way near as good, as some information got lost from original site and some information got incorrectly copied. The original site is available as iOS app here: https://apps.apple.com/fi/app/ranfft-watch-movements-archive/id6502008939 -
By Hawaiikook808 · Posted
Outstanding, Marc! Your information is really helpful and clears this up, especially given that yours were purchased as sets. Thanks, man. So, it appears I jumped the gun on this one, but I am relieved. I will say, though, that all of my reamers and concave pushers are number-stamped and appear to be of better quality. Also, the bayonets on my pushers are actually the same color as the steel. The next thing to do is restore the heads of these pushers with some polishing paper. Alex at the Watch Repair channel has a nice little video on this. I appreciate your help! Frank
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