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  1. Hi, wondering if someone here knows where can I get stem and crown for this watch. And also your expert opinion about the watch ^_^ Marina Militare GMT watch - homage to classic Panerai Luminor watches (PAM 00029 Discontinued long time ago
  2. Hi watch and clockmakers, May I ask for your thoughts about the glue shall be used to fix the crown to the stem? I did my initial research and many mentions loctite, but i found none of the ppl who actually said which loctite. When it was mentioned on this forum loctite 638 it was also stated that probably not ideal. Even in Mark's video loctite was just mentioned as loctite. Is it obvious as which one? As far as I understand it has to be strong enough so the crown would not come off and weak enough to be able to remove the crown? I guess the latter only matters with special crowns not the ones you can buy for 10p, or when you cannot easily replace the stem/crown with vintage watches as they are not available for purchase? Would this one do? : loctite I guess many would use something else than loctite. Take care and my bestregards, Lui
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