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By LittleWatchShop · Posted
I believe so. I thought about it the last time. -
Could you fit a sapphire crystal? My 'daily wearer' Breitling Aerospace is 22 years old and there isn't a mark on the sapphire crystal. -
Oh that's neat. I typically use a thin strap of rodico laid over the pallet fork to affix it to the upper plate but it can be hard to retrieve sometimes. And as I did more research, I may have just found your own earlier explanation: https://learntimeonline.com/forums/topic/potence-clip-for-full-plate-p-ws/ -
I've been on a ESA 9154 kick lately with this being the latest. A funkalicious 1970's Elgin Electronic with a brown and orange earth toned dial in a big old hunk of steel. Just like the last one this one runs from about -2 to +2 in 5 positions as it seems to be easy to dial these 9154's in. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
I wonder what the theoretical size limit is for both a quartz and mechanical movement?
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