TimFitz

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Don't own a gun , just two attack cat's

The storm is right on us now , the black "x " is where We are . Working on a Waltham 16s 23jewel Vanguard

Thanks Jon

Thanks Geo , We will be OK, the wind is beginning to pick up.

Thanks John, No generator 2tons of treats, small camp stove and row boat.

Well, it's Hurricane season again here on Oak Island North Carolina & Florence is almost upon us. Oak Island is "Cape Fear" we are under a mandatory evacuation because it will hit us Friday early Saturday. I have lived here for 25years & we have had some big tropical storms & 4 hurricanes. So this will be number five. Only about half of the residents leave " we stay". So keep a good thought for us.

Here is the Waltham parts catalog page for this model it has two staffs #4860 & #4861

Great having a new enthusiastic member. Welcome

Great to have you with us! What kind of timepieces are you interested in?

I acquired this tiny watch with 9 other watches described as American "Dollar Watches" for $50. It was clear from the moment I opened the box this was no american dollar watch. The movement looked swiss and the case was black. It looked to me to be silver. I cleaned it up & it is coin silver. With 10 jewels. It is a tiny ladies watch. " Cylindre Remontior 10 rubis" is engraved on the case. Anyone here able to give me help with Id it is about 1" in diamater 33mm?

Great to have you with us. What type of watches are in your collection?

Welcome, glad to see your leftover parts were from a junker movement. Try taking pictures of the step by step disassembly , it will give you some reference.

Glad your here, I am mostly an American P/W man also

Welcome to the Forums all three are different tools for the same purpose, replacing pallet stones. Here is one similar to #C