I went to Nostalgia-2000 today to buy a set of hands for an Eta Sub. Seems Gary is out with hip surgery and his eBay store is closed for a few more weeks. That only left Mr. Slimeball and several selling from HK or China. Any other ideas for a decent set in USA. I'd rather go with Gary and wait unless there's another place.
Actually, I really just need a second hand. but I'm sure I'll have to buy a set.
This one came from a forum member here. The best deal I've ever run across. It has a Swiss movement that needed work and Speedy rebuilt it completly and removed the winding gears. Supposedly gen crown, crystal and pushers, although I can't verify that.
That's about as good as you can get with a Noobmariner, IMHO.
The problem is when you square out the inner part, you have too much gap between the crown and the CGs. Also they end up a little skinnier than the gen.
The quick and simple answer to your problem is to take the two watches to a watch repair man and have the stems put back in.
Unless you've buggered up the keyless works trying to stuff it back in, it's only a 2 minute job. If you have, it's a 30 minute job. Still easier than sending them back to China.
Sorry, but I don't see this as either a QC issue or Joshua's fault. You've got two watches that the stems have come out of the movements after working proerly for several months. A stem coming out after several months is not normal but it has nothing to do with Josh or even the person who assembled your rep. You don't mention what movements you have but probably they're the A21j movements that sell for around $5 or less wholesale.
It sounds to me like "operator error". You better either go easier on the setting of your watches or buy better quality movements. You could probably save yourself a lot of grief if you'd buy a watch winder.
I wondered that also when I heard it a while ago. I've looked at quite a few gens and come to the conclusion that no they don't. Even if they did when they came out of the factory, the position would change as the o'rings in the crown became compressed.
Also I have 3 DJs with gen cases, crown and tubes and there's no commonality between any of them.
My thoughts exactly, and I'm a pretty loyal Rolex guy.
I was over on Worth Avenue in Palm beach window shopping and my wife started laughing. I went over and she was pointing at a Graham with the pump handle on it. I just can't understand that one at all.
Panerai are OK but I think one Luminor and one Radiomir are plenty.
Same stuff that painters use to put on windows before painting. Other than the painters stuff is heavier. Try a paint store but you'll be buying a life time supply unless you can get the guy to give you a small sample.