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By watchweasol · Posted
There is also the possibility that it would require the glass to be removed using a glass pump as is the case with monocoque cases. -
By watchweasol · Posted
The fact that this has a split stem would lead one to think it was in deed a front loader. The watch was based on the AS 1687/1688 according to Ranfft but no tech sheets for that caliber has as yet been found. Dates from around 1960. Looking at the picture of the front of the watch there looks to be no provision for removing the bezel, so with that in mind a close inspection of the sides of the watch for the indent or marks from a previous entry -
By nickelsilver · Posted
Just swiped this pic off the net, there are different styles but they all work the same. -
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By watchweasol · Posted
Hi Nicklesilver any chance of a picture of the studding table sounds quite an ingenious device. I have always used the cock as is and threaded the spring when pinning (days long gone now)
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JCStuyck 0
Hi,
I am trying t upgrade my SKX009 with a sapphire double dome.
I brought a Crystal time 37 BAR. I do have a press.
I did remove the original glass without difficulty. BUT! I am trying to insert the new crystal sapphire in place but it seems that it doesn't get in straight.
I did put the chapter in the right place and the o'ing back in place before positioning the new crystal.
I am afraid to push to hard to get it in place .
Do you have any advice.
many thanks in advance.
J-C
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