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There doesn't appear to be a screw on the inside of the gear. I have tried holding the gear with needle nose pliers and heating the crown with a soldering iron but the crown is inset in the case and it's hard to get a good grip on it when trying to turn it CCW. -
…well done. Looks great. You’ve inspired me to get cracking at mine… -
How does the stem you've got fit the movement and how does it operate? i.e. Do you pull the crown to set the hands and wind in the normal in position? -
…that sure sounds nice Jon yet I’m two for two single owner Rollies ‘professionally’ serviced with that little gear missing teeth. I found the teeth in one and on the second the tooth is missing. Here’s a third from watchie. We could be the only ones but I’m not buying it… If it were someone else here I’d be confused how they would be confused. 🧐 It’s a valid comparison. They all offer recommendations on how to service movements including order of assembly, lubrication- how much and where, etc., they sometimes differ and sometimes manufacturer advice is just weird… …also, these designers are the same people that brought us this… …the defense rests.
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