Omega 752 Day Date correct assembly
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Hi everyone, Not sure if you can assist, but here goes. I am trying to replace a few parts on my father's Rado DiaStar: 129.0266.3The crystal gasket over time has softened and melted inside the case/crystal. Additionally, when I removed the movement one of the electric contacts came off. In the attached image, the small gold fingers is what I am referring to. The electronics and movement are beside it. Where in the movement does it go? Additionally, I would like to find a set of replacement gaskets for the case/crystal and case back. can you assist with that? -
By HectorLooi · Posted
It's a disease. After you get the donor, you'll want to repair that too. -
Ha! Definitely not profit. It's more than I appreciate the intricacies and want to challenge myself with something different. Good idea, you always see lots of quartz watches. It's a cheap way to enter the lottery and maybe find something good. -
By ColChibani · Posted
Actually, I finally did both. I bought a digital caliper that measured 0.9 mm for the screws. And I bought a spare movement, without case, but with both clamps & screws. It will arrive in a few weeks. And, when searching for these screws, I found exactly the same russian watch I am trying to repair, in good condition, and for a bargain price (see photo). I bought it as well, but I will repair the other one anyway. The travel is the journey ! I keep going ... -
See blued srews on a genuine Rolex (Fig. 12): http://people.timezone.com/mdisher/andrewb/3135/3135_1.htm and here: https://www.chrono24.de/rolex/werk-komplett-rolex-3135---complete-movement--calibre-3135---genuine-rolex---fully-working--id29910928.htm
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