Jump to content

omega glass

gary17

By gary17
in Watch Repairs Help & Advice

 Share

Recommended Posts

gary17 Super WRT Addict

gary17

Posted
Posted

Hey guys 

i have been trying to find a source to get a glass to fit omega case number 2318/2. Seen someone mention  062PN0333 - GLASS PLEXI D33.35 H3.40 but cannot find that either. No case sheets about. Cousins did not recognise them numbers. I know i will not get the original glass just trying to find out what one it should be so i can get a good generic one. 

any help appreciated.

cheers

gary

Tudor Distinguished Member

Tudor

Posted
Posted

It looks like you have the information you need:

D33.35 (diameter 33.35mm)

H3.40 (height 3.40mm)

G-S and Sternkreuz should have a cross chart by size.

Do you have the old crystal? The last detail are with or without a tenion ring; stepped or not stepped...

JohnR725 Distinguished Member

JohnR725

Posted
Posted

You could try to find somebody who has Omega parts account and give them the number and see if they could order the crystal for you. This way he could get the actual crystal. Then the case number doesn't seem to come up in the search that I'm doing probably because that isn't exactly the correct case number. Sometimes Omega ads on other numbers to the case number and it's not always clear what those numbers should be have to try to guess. You can though look at the crystal itself and see which case it goes in and it doesn't seem to go into any cases that have numbers it look like the number you have.

Then the way the numbers breakdown is like this and is already pointed out you have what you need.

I think if you look at cousins website somewhere I know I've seen crystal catalogs and you can look at those and see if they have the Omega crystals listed. Or you could Google the part number and maybe come up with a link to a website where they do know which case that Crystal supposed to go in. Which means you could probably ask your question there and maybe get a better answer after all it appears to be an Omega discussion.

I also have another link that has a cross reference for crystals I don't see yours though but you could probably email and see if they have something.

https://omegaforums.net/threads/crystal-replacement-for-an-omega-30t2-source-and-item-number.12835/

https://www.gssupplies.com/plastic/

GLASS PLEXI D33.35 H3.40
REF :062PN0333
063 DIAMETER D1 :33.35 MM
063 EYEGLASS :WIHTOUT
063 HEIGHT TOTAL H1 :3.40 MM
063 PROFILE :CONCAVE
063 SHAPE :ROUND
DIAM OF THE GLASS SEATING D2 :32.90 MM

 

 Share
Go to topic listing

  • Recently Browsing

    • No registered users viewing this page.

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • VWatchie
      What's your thoughts on this Rolex Sea-Dweller, ref. 16600, calibre 3135 project?

      By VWatchie · Posted

      Well, my fundamental stance is that I want to go in and out without leaving any trace other than a shining, perfectly running movement. So, no scratchings on the inside of the case back lid, no marred screws, no debris, no fingerprints, and so on. That is, my goal is to make it impossible for the FBI to track me down. As a professional, I suppose you might want to keep track of returning watches, but as @JohnR725 mentioned, we can keep detailed computer records without marking the watch at all. That may not be true for every watch, but luxury and COSC-certified movements do have unique numbers. John also says it’s best to leave no sign you were ever there, and I couldn't agree more. Now, suppose the Sea-Dweller I'm working on is one day scrapped, and you want to sell the case-back separately (perhaps the case was destroyed in a plane crash). Then the scribbles on the inside no longer reflect the current movement inside the case. Also, the engraving will likely halve the market value of the case back. It had been "sleeping" for about a week and a half. Yes, the "debris/old lubricant" theory is my hypothesis as well! It will be interesting to see what I find once I have time to start disassembling the movement.
    • MikeEll
      Help with repairing a quartz clock

      By MikeEll · Posted

      I've repaired a few of these, having some success with stripping and cleaning the mechanism.  They are so cheap though, its hardly worth the effort in many cases.
    • watchweasol
      Oldhippy

      By watchweasol · Posted

      Get well soon Old Hippy, torn muscles.,  not good
    • SwissSeiko
      A lathe with indexing that won't break the bank?

      By SwissSeiko · Posted

      Id love to see how he has the output shaft mounted to this setup, as I have the same rotary stage and stepper in my build.
    • Poljot
      Broken watch stem in watch crown

      By Poljot · Posted

      If you see at least one thread protruding, or even a half, then you may have a chance using this "tool", but don't squeeze hard. Lot's of patience, and if you notice any signs of loctite or other adhesives, then apply several drops of acetone on top of broken stem. Use heat (hair dryer) also. You should be able gradually turn it counterclockwise, just like i did on this broken Timex stem, which was glued with something like nail hardener. Then you can use an extender to save your broken stem. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/513DVvkfW5L.__AC_SX300_SY300_QL70_ML2_.jpg   You can also try cutting a small grove / slot on top of the broken stem to use 0.7mm flat screwdriver.   Depending on the Crown material and Stem material, you can try dissolving the stem. 
×
×
  • Create New...