How do I identify a replacement movement.
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By signcarver · Posted
I determined that the balance staff is rotating, not the roller table, so my second attempt at riveting was unsuccessful. I have ordered a new balance staff and will take measurements when it arrives. The balance staff i originally ordered (and now reordered) was specified as: Replacement balance staff: (A. Schild Caliber 984 1002 1021 1124 Original Balance Staff Part 723) so it should be correct. Measurements: (see pic below for terminology) xxxyy is a place holder until the new balance staff arrives. Lower pivot: Old - .08 mm New - xxxyy Lower pivot to balance seat: Old - 1.53 mm New - xxxyy Roller shoulder: Old - .42 mm New - xxxyy Hub: Old - xxxyy New - xxxyy Balance shoulder: Old - .86 mm New - xxxyy Collet shoulder: Old - .56 mm New - xxxyy Upper pivot: Old - broken New - xxxyy -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
I was just about to adk that, probably they have unnecessary waiting lists to make their watches appear more exclusive than they actually are. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Are Rolex just as bad? Many items are restricted. -
By watchweasol · Posted
Hi. Just read that the gullible public were queuing out side the SWATCH shop in London for the new watch I think it was the moon watch just shows how marketing work. Wait while it stops.
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