EB 8800

[berniethebolt]

hi sorting out a few eb8800 s i have lying around and found i need a couple of stems.so soon sorted eh,er no! i went on to Cousins and found there were 3 different types.which do i buy?B.

[Stuart2]

Hi, i went on cousins and only found 2 for that movement, it maybe that they have different tap sizes for the crown or they are different lengths you could try emailing them to see if they can help.

[watchweasol]

Hi Bernie   Dr Ranfft  quotes the stem for the EB 8800 as W2975.    If you haven't got the tech sheet  I have attached it.  Stem  P/no 401

2849_EB 8800etc (2).pdf

[WatchMaker]

It's the tap size that's different as @Stuart2says. You probably want the normal tap 9.

I can tell you the Ronda number for the stem is 1296. What's interesting is that if you look up via this number on Cousins it's three pounds more for a pack of three! 

[berniethebolt]

13 hours ago, WatchMaker said:

It's the tap size that's different as @Stuart2says. You probably want the normal tap 9.

I can tell you the Ronda number for the stem is 1296. What's interesting is that if you look up via this number on Cousins it's three pounds more for a pack of three! 

thanks to all.there are actually SIX different stems on cousins if you put in eb 8800 and search all! eg.male inner /outer female inner/outer one at tap 120 (12?) and the one i now know i need. Very confusing!B.

[Stuart2]

Glad you found the one you wanted and yes i agree it is confusing.

[spectre6000]

What did you end up figuring out? I need a stem for an EB8800 as well, and ran into the same conundrum.

[berniethebolt]

13 hours ago, spectre6000 said:

What did you end up figuring out? I need a stem for an EB8800 as well, and ran into the same conundrum.

i ordered from cousins in the end. i settled for EB 8800401T9  which is obviously tap 9.they came in a pack of three which was handy for me, having a few movements. good luck