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Hi guys, I got my hands on this broken B&M watch with a ESA 959001 mvt. on a garagesale. As you can see one of the hands is broken and the watch is very dirty. I wonder if someone can help me out with the size of the hands needed for this watch. I tried to release the stem by gently pushing the dimple next to the 2 screws but it doesn't seem to be the correct one.

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