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By steve1811uk · Posted
I am sure you will do, just takes time to build up the skills and a bit of confidence. I have only been enjoying this hobby for 5 years myself and in that time restored around 40 watches, all shapes and sizes from 100 year old pocket watches to really tiny manual wind women's watches. I would say that the Rolex was one of the least technically challenging apart from as I said, the avoidance of damaging or losing anything. -
Hi all As subject really but when servicing old Pocket Watches, especially low end models with metal bushes (Jewels) and pin pallets is it best to use a more tradional oil as the manufacturer used ie D5 and 8000 or is it better to use their modern synthetic equivalent ie HP 1300 & 9010 Thanks Paul -
By MariusJacob · Posted
I agree, also really comfortable to work with. -
By MariusJacob · Posted
Good news, I hope you show us the progress. Slava 24XX calibers are really beautiful. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
2609 HA, solid reliable workhorses, and lots of donors around for this calibre in the UK. One of my favourite movements.
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