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Hi I have just started the journey of watch repair as a hobby. I have found this forum excellent in assisting me with information. Clem -
So if this is yours then it's got an I-Ring and should just push out from the back without removing the bezel but you'll need a press. -
And for that money I would much rather have a shiny new Longines or a Tudor 1926 😁 Tom -
Areed. Unfortunately, In this case, as IWC donor watches are so expensive, it leaves no room for selling. It took me over 10 years to source parts for an Cal 630 to repair a broken 3740 watch I purchased. Now everytime I see a rare case on ebay, I think twice about passing on them. Thanks for taking the time Alan -
If you've just messaged them through the website then I'd be very surprised if they know anything about your watch. Would be a lot easier to just post come photos of the movement and keyless works.
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