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I was thinking striped bass.1 point
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Hello kev, Welcome to WRT forum.1 point
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I have a bunch of similair looking crystals, do you know how their sizes are stated on the manufacturers envelope? I don,t. if you can give me the crystals sizes, I dig in my bag, I just may have it.1 point
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Hi Kev and welcome to the happy factory.1 point
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Thank you for your introduction and welcome to this friendly forum.1 point
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I have that noted in my comparison sheet at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRN2UULQKTfKmhRStZhDdIOIQrqd6sPB-g6x2SKyQQjOvTBjG_7TQXQhAT4f1WqAX5QAPkIimi-3jqd/pubhtml1 point
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Keep us updated, I and presumably the rest of the replica fora be interested in interchangeability between shock springs. I never did see it with the ETA clones. The 7750 copy is quite nice, until you get to the auto bridge1 point
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Be warned. I have been through similar situations like this with Chinese clones of ETA movements. They use their own poor material springs and do not follow authentic sizing. Take your time and try to reinstall the spring that came out of it.1 point
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I have a Japanese MKS/Meikosha staking set, the exact same as Mark has, which you can see in some of his videos. The stakes are in incredible condition for their age, with no rust or deformation. I am very happy with the quality of the set.1 point
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If your watch is genuine which I’m sure it is. It is worth quite a lot of money. Take good care of it.1 point
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Today, accompanying me on my adventures in flat-pack-land is this HMT Rajat.
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I started by getting a few of these kinds of job lots on eBay and starting a scrap collection. And just have fun with them. I've actually never touched a pocket watch. I jumped in at the deep end. Sometimes you find really cool things in these job lots that you end up wanting to restore. It's addictive!1 point
