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Yes, a picture would be really useful ! -
Hi all, been accessing the site here and there. I have quite a few watches, I repair some, I destroy some . Regards Jack -
I had occasion to reset the set lever. When doing so, I found a piece of the above part lodged under the rocking bar?. I don't know if I broke this part or if it had been broken previosly and ended up where it ended up. I have the part, but without an exploded view I have no idea of the location or if it something I want to try to replace. Any thoughts appreciated. Regards Jack
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That looks like a LOT of radium on the dial ! Take the necessary precautions.
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Have a look at my site here for info re these watches: https://www.helvetiahistory.co.uk/1930s-pilots-watches Thanks. Carl
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