Documentation, Books & Service Sheets
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Looked up images of natural scenery of quetico park on internet, beautyyyful indeed, I guess no space left for spiders as the place must be crowded with tourists. LWS, we expect to see bigger catch on your future visits. -
Well, for me tomorrow’s Watch of Today might be a Seiko diver. I found a cheap franken I’m fixing for a nephew- there’s pics here somewhere. Researching how coherent I could make it I took a liking to some of the new and homage pieces from Seiko….….and the military/field watches are my thing. The Timor DD reproduction comes in just about on your budget… -
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Follow up - I found a data sheet on the ETA 955.424 here. -
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I'm biased because I love Omega , (hate Swatch). They have produced some very average watches in the past but anyway. Not sure you can get what you want for the price. -
it should spin loosely if it's worn out but coming apart you will always have to pop them apart. Resting it on a whole on the bench block you can push on the setter and that it should pop out.
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