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I have this movement which I believe it to be a cal 23 &s T2 and I need a hair spring for it,
does anyone please can let me know what hairspring can work in here? I am having a hard time finding a replacement hairspring or even balance comple…
Continue readingFor reasons of purely wondering "how do I open this front opening Seiko 8306-8040" that morphed into "I should clean this case", my little exercise revealed the following service marks:
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Does anyone know where to find a replacement sapphire crystal for a bell and Ross br03-92 steel? Or know the exact measurements?
Im having trouble finding the size and need one that would be equivalent to the original.
Just received one tha…
Continue readingWhy? I just want to hear some other thoughts on a lonely Saturday night I guess.
Lets talk. We all must know that they are mass produced for the general public and are sold by the thousands throughout the years. They are a standard of sorts. Reliable, inexpensive, trendy, fashionable, etc.
How accurate they are depends on what you need in a watch, or time keeping devise. Most people rely on a watch for daily…
Sinn upgrades one of my favorite watches with an incredible lumed dial
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Before winding the watch myself, I held the movement up to my cheapo compass and the needle immediately jumped over 40…
I acquired this Bulova Marine Star (quartz) last Sunday. I have been wearing it all week despite the dire need to clean it up. Today I decided it was time to get after it and try my hand at restoring the steel case and bracelet.
I have a ton of pictur…
Continue readingSo, here’s what I’ve been working on this week, and a few I wrapped up today.
On top left is a Jerlian. This watch was given to me in a bunch of throw away watches. Someone broke the shock setting spring. So, just throw it away, right?
Bottom left, in pieces is a Gruen “Veri-Thin” getting ready for the wash.
Top left center…
Patek Philippe USA Opens Tuition-Free Watchmaking School When we reported on the management changes at the Henri Stern Watch Agency in September, it was unknown where long-time Technical Director and Master Watchmaker Laurent Junod would end up within …
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