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3 hours ago, jthing said:

Hi ALL.

New here!

 

I'm looking for 

1 x 790 Pin escape wheel

1 x 110 Train wheel bridge

Been looking every where...

 

Can anyone help?

welcome "new member" ! How about a brief summary of hat brought you here. Have you been watching Mark's videos? That's how I first started.

I think I have a Ronda 1223 parts. Have to check when I get home. Welcome to the forum.

 

Regards,

J

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On 3/22/2019 at 4:54 PM, noirrac1j said:

welcome "new member" ! How about a brief summary of hat brought you here. Have you been watching Mark's videos? That's how I first started.

I think I have a Ronda 1223 parts. Have to check when I get home. Welcome to the forum.

 

Regards,

J

Thanks

 

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Hey I have these spare movements. some have different shock systems and configurations. Are the escape and train wheel bridge all you need? I'll send you the whole movement of whichever best matches the watch you have. Just pay for the shipping.

J

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