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This is the instructions in the casing guide F21 point
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Also deep scratches can be polished. For these one would start with 400 grit wet paper on a rotary tool. If you haven't done it before, you can't know how effective a given technique is, when properly done.1 point
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Check this video by forum's admin Mark Lovick. Also, in most cases scratches can be polished using diamond paste, without removing the crystal.1 point
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Ok these are measurements you require. Also these are supplied. The round peg is 1.50mm round
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I suppose It depends on the case number....1 point
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Always amazed at pin levers its the sort of thing we used to run around the playground wearing as kids in the 70's cheap as chips yet they run for years.1 point
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Great .How could i have missed that. Here is the watch btw.1 point
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Brac 512 http://17jewels.info/movements-en/movements-b-en/movements-b-brac-en/387-brac-512.html1 point
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Hi, glad to be part of this forum. Enjoy the training videos. My grandfather was a jeweler and watchmaker starting business in 1935 and taught me the watchmaking skill. LOVE it! I'm currently focusing on higher end vintage and Rolex's. George Corder1 point
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As mentioned above already, it's a front loader, the crystal needs to be removed. Since you don't have the tools or the experience needed, I recommend that you give it to a repair shop.1 point
