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  1. jthing started following noirrac1j
  2. jthing

    Hi J

    I was incontact with you awhile back regarding a RONDA RL 1223.

    I have just got round to fitting ALARM stem and it broke!

    From the parts manual it is PN: 7401 Alarm winding stem.

    Do you know where i can get 1 or 2, as not had a lot of luck with this movement?

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    This is not the winding stem at the top. (I guess you know that)!

  3. noirrac1j started following Glass press machine necessary?, Breitling Movement., Omega AT and and 3 others
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    Yup. J
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    Agree.
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    Omega Seamaster Co-axial chronometer....Not too shabby an entry! J
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    Yes this one has three mag windows in the crystal...I used to have one of these but sold it a while ago. J
  14.    Nucejoe reacted to an answer to a question: First jump hour service, wheel question.
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    We'll need a pic of the completed piece! Joe
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  23. noirrac1j
    Yes, the seconds are friction fitted and can be removed using a pair of hand levers or .80mm screwdrivers inserted into the small slots seen in the picture. Apply steady, upward pressure...not too much because the seconds disc may warp if you push up too hard. Slow and steady. Here a link to a jump hour overhaul I did a few years ago
  24.    noirrac1j reacted to a post in a topic: How to disassemble this?
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    Its great to have so many knowledgeable people to learn from, yes? I've rewound a few mainsprings the wrong way in my day, and its something that one learns to quickly be very careful about because you have to take most of the watch apart to get to the mainspring. If you just starting out, take a picture of the mainspring orientation as soon as you open the barrel, and that way you can figure out which way it is supposed to be rewound once you get everything clean--very helpful especially with auto-winding mechanisms. J
  26.    oldhippy reacted to an answer to a question: Left or right mainspring
  27. noirrac1j
    The image shows a left winding mainspring. Welcome to the forum! J
  28.    noirrac1j reacted to an answer to a question: Dial cleaning
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    I also clean balance assemblies in Naphtha (lighter fluid() and it dissolves all crud and dries with no residue--just work with lidded jars and in a ventilated area. J
  30. noirrac1j
    Very nice Heuer Chrono "leftie"! What powers it? Cal. 11? J
  31. noirrac1j
    Yes I forgot about those pesky Brac and Ronda pin levers. Its a nightmare trying to gear train plates on those things. J
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    Its more than a bit different, it IS different! I've not not seen a jeweled pin levers besides the widely available Baumgartner and Bettlach calibers. I like your post...thanks. J
  35.    watchweasol reacted to an answer to a question: Glass press machine necessary?
  36. noirrac1j
    Yes, you really need to use a crystal press or it will not seat properly. You MUST use a crystal press. J
  37. noirrac1j
    Doesn't Tianjin make chronos? I believe they're called Seagulls, but this isn't one of those. You are correct JDM, the subdials on the movement I suggested usually indicate day of the week, month or some other thing like lunar cycle. IN the case of this faux Speedy, it is possible they simply spin around with no real elapsed time function--looks that way from the photo too! Joe
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