Watch Glasses/Crystals and Glass Gaskets
Discussions around Watch Glasses/Crystals and Glass Gaskets including Glass/Crystal securing methods.
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Also the lift angle is set at 52 degrees. I can't find the LA of this PUW 1563; it could be 42 degrees which would drop the Amp quite a bit as well. -
By nevenbekriev · Posted
Hi Rob, I am not sure if You understand the meaning of 'Adjusted to 5 positions' correctly. Just to clarify, do You believe, that if You get a cheap 'Unadjusted' movement, It will be possible to turn it to 'Adjusted to 5 positions' just by adjusting the rate regulator with the help of some kind of timegrapher? Sorry if it is my missunderstanding... -
I agree! Pretty dirty on the exterior, maybe just sat in a drawer, would not imagine that someone serviced the movement without cleaning the case.
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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
I think a ten minute rinse in water is too long. -
By nickelsilver · Posted
That's a really hot bath temperature. I don't recall ever seeing a watch-specific cleaning machine with heat available for the cleaning bath; however ones that have ultrasonic do warm the bath as a result of that. In my ultrasonic tank in which I use a similar product to the Elma, I set the heat to 35 (C), mostly because I don't tend to leave parts in long enough for it to heat from the ultrasonic action. A warm bath does tend to clean better or at least faster than a cold one. I think the ammonia in the Elma has reacted with the plating on the setting at that high temp.
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