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Day date moon month, on an ETA2824-2


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I was looking at this Maurice and noticed that the movement needs a new ratchet wheel, but that is not what I am having trouble with.

It is the day date month and moon movement that I am having problems with. The date won't turn when I press the button. Is there a place I can get a new movement for the day date month and moon? If not, how do the disk come off?

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