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Watch Repairs Help & Advice

Stem Removal Jules Jurgensen 7305

Rishah

By Rishah
June 8, 2020 in Watch Repairs Help & Advice

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Rishah

Posted June 8, 2020

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Posted June 8, 2020

Working on a Jules Jurgensen 7305 watch, can anyone help in informing how to remove the stem off this one.

Photo of the movement is attached

Thanks in advance

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jdm

Posted June 9, 2020

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Posted June 9, 2020 (edited)

You are not dealing with on a "whatever brand" but a Japanese quartz module that I can't identify as is not fully visible with the stem position.

Edited June 9, 2020 by jdm

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