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  1. nenyon1
    I have a Waltham permaforce Incabloc watch I inherited from my grandpa. Nobody wanted to watch because the crown had been broken off. I've taken the watch apart, and been able to identify the screw to remove the stem. On the site was mentioned that I can find the model number underneath the balance. I found the numbers 1123 and 1124, and believe these may be the movements model number? As I try to spin the screw to release the stem, it won't budge and I'm worried that I'm going to damage the movement. Should I lubricate the screw? Should I find a smaller screwdriver? Assuming I'm able to get the stem out, what's the best way to get a new stem and crown for this watch? Folks thank you so much in advance for your help..
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