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Vicop

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Vicop

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Hello all, I am completely new to this forum and looking for some pusher parts. Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction as I am afraid I will likely need to send both watches directly to the manufacturers, which is going to cost a fortune.   

I am looking for the following:

  • Jaegre Le Coultre Master Compressor Chronograph - Upper (Second Hand) pusher assembly. Note that it is a clockwise thread, vs the reset pusher which is counter clockwise (first 2 pics)
  • Tudor Monarch - Upper (second had) pusher (3rd pic).

Thanks

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Welcome to the forums, seeing as both those models are vintage, you may well have some difficulty in sourcing pushers, so I would suggest you c heck out the likes of eBay, for a parts watch/es to salvage the pushers from.

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