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Hi Vandan. Hi from a fellow newbie! Marshall has got a lot to answer for hasn't he! 😄. I also got hooked to this hobby after watching his videos. Good luck with your journey to service your Grandfather's watch. Nick -
Hi all, I have a lovely Favre-Lueba dress watch from late 70s/early 80s in a stainless steel case. Its an unusual curved rectangular case and crystal. I'm wondering if there's any possibility I might be able to buy/find a replacement crystal for this watch. The base of the crystal is also curved to match the case, rather than flat. I'm looking at the Cousins website page here https://www.cousinsuk.com/product/rectsq-rounded-corners-one-side-curved-bezel-sternkreuz-rzr but not sure if I'm looking for the correct type. In my case its a rectanglular crystal with rounded corners, and both the upper and lower surfaces of the crystal are curved. Update - OK I now think I know what I'm looking for, but Cousins don't stock the size I need :-). I think I need a Sternkruez RZ 315x220R9, acrylic, cylindrically domed with rounded corners. Any tips or alternate sources for this source of crystal. Many thanks -
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Getting more interesting this post, innit? Mikeplilk, Waggy. Impressed with your efforts. Makes mine look amateurish. Hey, that's what I am. Still, I have good results with the 'frog'. Apprentice test piece. Paper is from https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234602659940?var=534248554534 I am aware that the more I delve into the DIY, the more I am gaining understanding of watchmaking. Well, a little each time. Ross -
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