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heckinohio

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I found a replacement dial for a BWRaymond..........Is changing it a simple matter of removing three screws from the balance wheel side of the works after taking off the hands???

What are the three very small screws around the perimeter for..??

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1 hour ago, heckinohio said:

What are the three very small screws around the perimeter for..??

The three small screws around the perimeter will hold the dial feet, which in turn holds the dial on the movement. You will need to loosen these, but not completely remove these in order to remove the dial. 

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