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Sorry about the above link,it does not seem to take you to the correct site.

 

To get the info go to

 

www.millsys-watch.co.uk

 

select the information and blogs menu option and go to page 3 about halfway down for Burgeon brand new set.

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Spotted this today on the bay. Looks really good with a good price HOWEVER  consider the import duty for guys in the UK.

 

 

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ITEM NUMBER    201439512427

 

 

 

Thanks for the alert!

 

It is not Bergeon, but it is Swiss made. Not complete, but almost.

 

I placed the order for just £100 in total including delivery and custom tax.

 

Let's see how many derelict pocket watches I can restore!

 

I will report back when I receive it in the next couple of weeks.

 

 

Spotted this on one of my fave sites.  No price shown but may be worth contacting for price/availibility if anyone is interested.

 

http://millsys-watch.co.uk/vintage-bergeon-no5285-a-staking-tool-set-brand-new-sealed-parts-690-p.asp

 

Try this link perhaps. It works.

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Hi Mike,  I couldn't get a direct link to the item to work either having checked it when posted, don't know why it sends to an unrelated site .  Maybe related to it being on one of their blog sites, but don't know.  My later post gives another longhand route to the same site/item.

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The staking tool set arrived two weeks later without any unwelcome surprises. If anything, the box was a bit unglued and one of the punches was broken, but this I could expect. I would like to learn more about these tools, so I have opened a new thread with some photos to start a discussion here: http://www.watchrepairtalk.com/topic/3028-one-swiss-staking-set/

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