1957 Rolex Oyster Precision Movement Assembly
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By LittleWatchShop · Posted
When turning staffs, a JKA is invaluable and expensive. Fortunately, I inherited mine. There are crude alternatives to a lathe...like chucking something up in a Makita drill motor and using various grit sandpaper to make a pin. Won't turn a staff that way!! But, you can make a pin. -
Now that I think about it, I can probably just file down the pin carefully to the point where it fits. Is that too much of a hack? -
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You asked for an introduction. I have a Timex Marlin with a cracked crystal. (already said all this--sorry for the repeat in the introduction) I bought a Ling Hui universal crystal puller that was not universal. Can I find a larger puller or is there a different solution. RickG -
I have a Timex Marlin with a cracked crystal. I purchased a Ling Hui "universal" crystal lift/puller on eBay. I didn't know there was some type of size limit. The jaws are too small to fit around the watch crystal. Returning the item is not worth the hassle and complexity. Are there larger crystal pullers? They made it seem soooo simple. Rick
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