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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
If everything is inside them, then once restored and keeping time the oris could be worth 20 -30 each, I've paid a lot more Oris date pointers in the past. Bought this last week for a quid at a carboot sale. A cute little Smiths made in England alarm clock. The alarm didn’t function properly because the movement wasn't fastened in. But it runs perfectly now, the previous made a bit of a mess of the dial but i still love it. For the Smiths lovers here's a picture of the inside before i case it up again. Still with it the original Jewellers box. -
By watchweasol · Posted
The canon pinion height must match the one you are removing, the physical size of the movement if it’s the same as the one removed should fit ok. The bogey hole is the height to maintain clearance from the crystal -
I’ve come across this sort of problem. The Bergeon universal winders aren’t always universal. Options are: Track down a movement specific winder Hand wind it Buy a new mainspring - probably the best option in my view. I’ve been thinking how to invent a winder that uses the actual barrel arbor. Haven’t done it yet… -
I am just in the middle of sorting out a Seiko Quartz Watch with broken dial feet and have gone with dial dots as the owner does not want to spend too much money on the Watch repair, so just wondered what forum members thought of dial dots in general?. I will advise the owner when I hand it back that dial feet replacement would be the better way if it ever became an issue. Many thanks. Jon -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Come back Ross, come back Joe, hope you are both ok and its just life getting in the way .
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