2824-2

[Andyclient]

just a quickie , is it best to remove the stem from a 2824-2 eta movement in position 1 or pulled out to position 3 , i'm having a bit of a job with the keyless works

thanks in advance andy

[rogart63]

Position 1. Innermost position crown close to case 

Edited September 29, 2015 by rogart63

[Andyclient]

Position 1. Innermost position crown close to case 

Thank you i had been using pos 3 

[Mark]

Use a screwdriver instead of a pointy tweezer to depress the setting lever as this will prevent you pushing it too far. Pushing too far can cause the yoke to slip over the clutch wheel and then you need to do some dismantling to resolve that.

[SSTEEL]

Yup, a 1.20mm screwdriver will ensure you don't push the button too far down.

[matabog]

I changed a canon pinion and a winding pinion on a 2804, and I only removed the barrel bridge. After removing the stem and the pinion I had trouble putting them back. So the next time I did that I pulled the stem out from position 2. This way, when putting all back, the winding pinion just stayed on the yoke instead of me having to push the yoke back for the winding pinion to find it's place (I hope you know what I mean).

 

 

p.s. @Mark, any more videos on the way? It's been more than a month since the last one. Personally I check your youtube channel at least twice a day.

[Andyclient]

Thanks everyone all done now 

[SSTEEL]

Mark has been snowed under with work of late, hence no recent video uploads.

[anilv]

Putting the watch into hand setting position helps to get it back in without getting everything jumping out of alignment.

I believe there is actually eta tech doc recommending this.

Anil