Identify This Movement or Watch
Need help identifying a watch movement? Please use this section.
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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
The tension ring is part of the crystal. -
Great advice, thanks that worked a treat. Now I need to learn how this tension ring and crystal fit together and if I need any tools to put it back into the case. The crystal looks normal to me with flat sides so I'm trying to get the assembly procedure in my head. Obviously, if the ring goes inside the crystal, as shown in the pictures above, then you wouldn't be able to compress it like a non-tension crystal so is it then bonded in. There did appear to be a dried film of something around the bottom edge of the case that I scraped off with some peg wood. Food for thought! Isn't it horrible how the magnification and lights show up all the scratches, it looks fine to the naked eye😪 -
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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Ive seen it labled as an 1002 as well, the mysteries of watch calibres eh 🙂 -
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