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I was working on an A. Schild 1187 movement.  While cleaning the lower jewel setting (Incabloc) the cap jewel flew and I can't find it.  How does one get a replacement?  I tried several that I have already but none fit.  I suppose I can see if I can get an 1187 scrap movement and see if I cant scavenge it but can one be ordered?   Perhaps it is interchangeable with other watch movements?  This whole interchangeability issue kind of stumps me.

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That's excellent Douglas!

Roger is a top man, he supplied me with case screws not long after he joined the forum. It's folk like him, and there are many, that makes the forum great! :)

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So for future reference the links below have the information you need.

 

Factory site with all sorts of information.

http://www.incabloc.ch/en/pieces_rechanges.php

 

http://www.incabloc.ch/images/cat/tableau-synoptique.gif

 

In printed form I've seen two separate catalogs. The factory side has the smaller catalog and the link below the large book. So the book as been scanned in to a whole bunch of separate PDFs the first four have all of the cross reference material then listings of specific factories.

 

http://www.phfactor.net/wtf/Incabloc%20By%20Factory%20Tech%20Sheets/

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