Timex Crown Part Number for 1257 2467

[LarryH]

Hello all,

 

I have half a dozen or so manuals for Timex case parts, but none of them cover the particular one I'm looking for.  Would anyone happen to be able to look up a stem and crown part number for a 1257 2467?

 

Much thanks in advance if you can help!  Have a great day.

Edited May 27, 2021 by LarryH

[watchweasol]

Hi Larry I take it its  24 according to the number   401/1 (crown with stem).  attached is the manual and the decode information       cheers

Timex_Code_Numbers.pdf 24 (2).pdf

[LarryH]

13 hours ago, watchweasol said:

Hi Larry I take it its  24 according to the number   401/1 (crown with stem).  attached is the manual and the decode information       cheers

Timex_Code_Numbers.pdf 1.03 MB · 0 downloads 24 (2).pdf 4.25 MB · 0 downloads

Thanks Watchweasol!   It is a 24 movement, from 1967, but 401/1 is just the generic part indicator.  I'm actually looking for the actual Timex part number for the stem/crown that goes with that particular case and movement combination.  It's going to be a 7 or 9 digit number I believe.  I have old part listings up through 1966, and those are numbers like 2260038, and I have newer lists from mid-70's up that are numbers like 024-060108.  I just don't have any that cover this particular one (1967).   I've got quite a few of the original parts, but trying to see which is the correct one for this watch.  Trial and error may get me there, but I'm a stickler for making sure I have the right one  

Thanks for the quick response though!

 

Edited May 27, 2021 by LarryH

[JerseyMo]

#14

 

 

 

Edited May 28, 2021 by JerseyMo

[LarryH]

Hey JerseyMo!  Thanks for replying.  You know, I found that on some reference material I had, envelope 14, I think it was referring to a Supplemental refill system .  Was that all they used to identify them, or would there have been an actual part number similar to the ones in the Case Parts manuals?  I have one of the guides from the early 80's, and several from the 60's and older, but they don't cover 1967 (of course).  

[JerseyMo]

there are part numbers used for the distribution centers. these would be the large books Timex would send to parts suppliers or their service centers.  A few version of the books that span a given range of years and they are not cumulative.  Only good if you have the actual warehouse envelopes.