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Thank you. I spent a lot of time on that. It never ceases to amaze me that there are so many slight adjustments that can be made to the chronograph mechanism through setting the eccentric studs to get them all to a concerto, like an orchestra with everything in time and to its most optimum. Understanding that setting one stud to the desired effect may throw another out is the fun of working on vintage chronographs. Great pic of the 3133 dart tooth interaction and tilt of the tooth. I love working on 3133s. Slightly better than the 7733 in my opinion and you get a date at 6! -
Thanks Richard The stem is 0.6mm wide. At least the part that the crown goes onto. Is that enough info to order a new stem and crown and look a pics of the stem so check that the part that goes into the keyless works matches the one I have? Asking out of ignorance! Cheers, Nick -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Probably Chinese, you can measure the stem you have. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Attempt 3 hopefully this will work with the cs 100 steel. Easy to drill compared to the feeler gauge steel, the cheap carbide bits work very well when they are spinning fast. The last picture is when it usually breaks where the jumper starts . -
Hi all Here is an unbranded skeleton watch that I have just bought. The winding stem is broken and there is no crown. There doesn't appear to be a movement identifier which I was hoping for to help me source a new winding stem and crown. Any help will be much appreciated! Here are some pics. And a pic of the broken winding stem I did see a similar watch under the Citron brand but can't be 100% sure. Thanks, Nick
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