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Khan started following Seiko 6138 crystal install help, Citizen 3802 stem removal, ETA 2472 - casing with inner and outer stem and and 3 others
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Hi There is a push sign with two arrows but dont know what exactly it is pointing towards. Can anybody help?
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ETA 2472 - casing with inner and outer stem
Khan replied to Khan's question in Watch Repairs Help & Advice
Hello Watchmaker It worked! I really appreciate your time in describing it step by step as easy as possible. -
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ETA 2472 - casing with inner and outer stem
Khan replied to Khan's question in Watch Repairs Help & Advice
With roller coaster, I technically mean reverse proportional way of inserting. -
ETA 2472 - casing with inner and outer stem
Khan replied to Khan's question in Watch Repairs Help & Advice
Do You mean, that I should put inner and outer stem in level and push horizontally? Because It doesnt get in level if I try to tilt as in shape of a roller coaster movement. -
ETA 2472 - casing with inner and outer stem
Khan replied to Khan's question in Watch Repairs Help & Advice
Hi Jdm I have now reformulated my first post. Let me know if it makes sense. Thank You. -
Hello I can imagine that I have to tilt the movement including inner stem into the case, after pushing the outer stem and crown into case. But I can´t "hook" the inner stem to the outer stem, even if they seem to be in corect lengths. Kind regards
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Thank You, will try them. Could be fun soldering if possible.
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Yes, sure.
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Thanks for reply, AndyHull The arm with the the hooked end, was broken - the part, that connects with the setting lever. I could feel that prior to dismantling, when crown pulling in/out quite weak without tension.
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Hi Is it basis of another movement? (Like Certinas based on ETA) I need a bridge for the setting mechanism and the movement seems very rare. Cousinsuk doesnt have that part either. Kind regards
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Hi I already have a staking set and a roller remover on the way. How do you use the roller remover? Can´t find instruction anywhere I dont have a platax tool to remove the staff - can a staking do it? If so, how?
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Hi TheFixer Well, I believe good lighting makes it easer. Despite a good sight, I feel more comfortable using loupe when a tool gets in contact with a component. Hand motion is more controllable under a loupe due to reach, which prevents slippery of chosen tool. But thats just my opinion
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Hello I realized that I mostly use x6 mag?, distance 45 mm and object display 33 mm, why I now understand it makes me tired because I tilt face to check a lower level of a movement. I hear x4-5 mag is most common and therefore acquired an aplanatic bergeon loupe no. 2.5 with x4 mag. But it works at a distance around 40 mm which is near x6.7 according to attached info from CousinsUK. Seems not right? Should I buy a standard version? I want a loupe for the general screwing and unscrewing major wrist watch movement components, where I can keep the neck stretched and the screw driver away from cheek. I imagine 70-90 mm and strong enough magnification to display a movement around 35 mm.
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Hi Melt: There is no ring included in the package, as far as I can see. Rogart: it's 6138-0020 Japanese model. The crystal is an aftermarket. I got it without crystal, so don't know how original looks.
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Hi Does anybody know how to fit crystal on this? When I insert the crystal without the ring, it sits loose but don't know if it sit tight if I press (by dies) the ring after. Or do you fit the ring first and then press (squeeze) the crystal after? Kind regards Khan