Where can I download the C07.121 movement decomposition diagram? What is the reason why the movement of the watch is particularly low after the watch is cleaned? Do the plastic parts inside the movement need to be cleaned?
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Hi Vandan. Hi from a fellow newbie! Marshall has got a lot to answer for hasn't he! 😄. I also got hooked to this hobby after watching his videos. Good luck with your journey to service your Grandfather's watch. Nick
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Hi all, I have a lovely Favre-Lueba dress watch from late 70s/early 80s in a stainless steel case. Its an unusual curved rectangular case and crystal. I'm wondering if there's any possibility I might be able to buy/find a replacement crystal for this watch. The base of the crystal is also curved to match the case, rather than flat. I'm looking at the Cousins website page here https://www.cousinsuk.com/product/rectsq-rounded-corners-one-side-curved-bezel-sternkreuz-rzr but not sure if I'm looking for the correct type. In my case its a rectanglular crystal with rounded corners, and both the upper and lower surfaces of the crystal are curved. Update - OK I now think I know what I'm looking for, but Cousins don't stock the size I need :-). I think I need a Sternkruez RZ 315x220R9, acrylic, cylindrically domed with rounded corners. Any tips or alternate sources for this type of crystal? Many thanks
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By rossjackson01 · Posted
Getting more interesting this post, innit? Mikeplilk, Waggy. Impressed with your efforts. Makes mine look amateurish. Hey, that's what I am. Still, I have good results with the 'frog'. Apprentice test piece. Paper is from https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234602659940?var=534248554534 I am aware that the more I delve into the DIY, the more I am gaining understanding of watchmaking. Well, a little each time. Ross
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