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Came across this whilst trawling for info.  Seem to have a large selection of decent watch cases,movements etc.  Not used but may be helpful to others searching for that obscure item.  In Italian so you may need a translator app.

 

http://gioielliboccacci.it/gioielli_boccacci_lista_ricambi_di_orologeria.htm

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Came across this whilst trawling for info. Seem to have a large selection of decent watch cases,movements etc. Not used but may be helpful to others searching for that obscure item. In Italian so you may need a translator app.

http://gioielliboccacci.it/gioielli_boccacci_lista_ricambi_di_orologeria.htm

They are very helpful and accept paypal.

Supplied me with a split winding stem for my Roamer back in Jan (I think)

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The first link looks interesting, but nowhere is explained how to buy...

Just email them.

Tell them what you need, they confirm availability (there is a veeeery long list) and price. Request their PayPal email and send the money.

This is what I did. Very quick to reply and got here quick too.

Helps if you can read and write perfect Italian too [emoji6]

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Just looked ay my emails to him.

I emailed on sat 20th Dec at 5pm uk time and he replied an hour later.

I got two stems in the quote below. A single and a two-part one. Postage reasonable too.

OK DISPONIBILE MST 413, 414, 415, 430 ALBERO DI CARICA 10 1/2’’’ 436, 437, 470, 471 RONDA 1359 TIGE ROAMER

EURO 15,00 + 8,00 SPEDIZIONE TOT. 23,00 EURO

OK PAYPAL: [email protected]

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