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Don't do this :) . A really hard job getting all the gears in place . But now it's there ! First side finished .Geartrain running smooth . Haven't measured the coil yet

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The clean sticky end on the tool looks like the same silicone they put on Lint Brush Rollers. I'll pick one up at the dollar store and see how it works Thanks for the idea Al T

Not too familiar with this watch .. but if it is using a movement derived from the Seiko automatics then there will be no option of hand-winding. you just have to shake it..shake it like a polaroid picture! (apologies to outkast!) Anil

Great job.... Really hope this works out, that omega is one of the few omega quartz watches i would like to own! Anil

My machine arrived from Germany today and everything is working perfectly. All I'm going to do is give it a light clean and polish and start using it. The only thing that had me puzzled was the colour of the old continental mains cable, Red is earth, Black is live and Grey is neutral. I did a lot of double checking before wiring the plug. The cable and electrical controls are all in excellent condition. :)

Hi folks. A member of another watch forum is selling 2 large books of ESA worksheets dating roughly from 1980 to 1990 - some quartz, some electric/electronic and some auto - which I've agreed to buy. He lives in Brighton so I'm going to meet up with him next week and do the deal. I'm proposing to make them available on this forum for download. My first project, when I've received them and checked them, will be to list them and post the list here, prior to any conversion to PDF. Should any member need a particular sheet, I'll be happy to create a PDF of it and upload it here. Eventually it would be good to get each worksheet uploaded, but I can't say when that might be until I've got a better idea of quantity, etc. I hope this will be a useful resource for the forum. Cheers, Will