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Hello all. I hope you are keeping safe and well, and in the nicest possible sense, making the most of the lock down.

 

So, I’ve completed a repair on a Favre Leuba Sea King ref 61092 and just need to source the correct crystal for it. I believe the crystal should have a tension ring fitted to the inside against which the dial is seated. The problem I have is the watch was sold to me with the incorrect crystal in it so I have no reference for a new one.

 

This is a long shot, but has anybody repaired/refurbished a FL sea king ref 61092 and made a note of the correct replacement crystal please?

 

Wishing you all well

 

Deggsie

 

 

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