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Hello I have an old Timex Marlin and it's getting a lot of condensation from normal use. I wanted to change the gasket and it looks like this one is damaged. Anyone know the size of where I can get this? Thank you!

Watching a Minty Timex 400 on Ebay right now running out of time 10 hours left beaurtiful watch The Timex 400 1959 is waterproof does this make it a Marlin as well?? thanks

Hello forum, this is my first time posting. I found my great-grandfathers Timex maybe about a year ago, and to my dismay, it wound right up some 50 years later. From what I can tell, it looks to be a viscount model maybe pre-1960s? Possibly closest to a model 31 movement. My area of expertise is really limited to owning battery operated watches, so I'm hoping someone could help. I was using my hand to hit a wrench for my car and I didn't even notice I had my watch on. The movement stopped and from then on it's been acting funky, basically just stopping randomly throughout the day, but then restarting. When I take off the case and manually wind the rotor with my fingers, it will continue to run for quite some time, but once I try to wind it with the crown and stem or maybe even shake the watch it may only last a few moments. I hope someone may be able to help me diagnose some potential sources of this, since I would love to keep wearing my great-grandfathers watch. I've attached pictures too