Sekonda 3017 rebuild

[BobbyWelsh]

Hi, I have the heart of a sekonda chronograph, I need the back, stem, crown, pushers, glass and hands. Then get it working. 
Is this a task to far?

[watchweasol]

Iam afraid the answer to your question is what is the level of your expertise, If you are familiar with watches and their construction and the availability of spares etc, then probably NO. If you are a beginner and this is a first project then YES. If the latter is true then my advice would be put it aside and gain the expertise required by working on simpler watches and increase your knowledge before attempting this project.   What is the movement make ? makers mark under the balance and also the caliber number. Both of these are require when seeking /ordering parts.  From what I can make out it may be a poljot but it is indistinct on the picture. They are also required if we are to find technical information.

[BobbyWelsh]

Thank you for your advice. 
This is a  SEKONDA ref 3017 Chronograph.

I am a novice, but have rebuilt standard mechanical movements. 
A quick search for the missing parts haven’t come up with much info. I’m probably not ready to strip down a chronograph, but would hold onto it until I’m more able, if the parts missing can be sourced. 

[watchweasol]

Hi  Now having a bit of background information and the fact that you understand watch movements i would say there is no valid reason why you couldn't do a job on it.  It would probably be the best thing to hang on a bit and accumulate some information and hopefully some parts, to that end could you remove the balance and provide a picture of the marque beneath along with any numbers an the plates, again pictures are of a great help them maybe members will be able to point you in the direction of parts etc.    cheers