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By SwissSeiko · Posted
I've done multiple swaps from mineral to sapphire for clients. I usually recommend it if the watch is fairly beat up. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
I read the opposite, very hard to scratch but easier to shatter. -
A replacement movement is pretty cheap. Assuming you've already tested and changed for a good battery, it's simple enough to swap it out for a new one. -
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Hi everyone, I bought a used wall clock with a quartz mechanism. The problem is that when I put a battery in, the clock starts ticking, but the hands don't move. I looked at the mechanism, and it seems that with every other tick, the small gear moves forward, and with every other tick, it moves backwards. I know nothing about clock repair, so I'm hoping someone could tell me whether this is easily fixable by someone like me without special skills or tools or whether I should look at replacing the whole mechanism or taking the clock to someone who knows what to do with it? Best regards, Mika
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