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Wow cats. Thoughts & Prayers to you my friend for a speedy and healthy recovery. All the best with your upcoming surgery and I hope we hear from you real soon. Good luck

Hoping someone here can help me with this. I am helping out a fellow member, Deltahoe, and when I went to remove his crystal, it slipped in my holder and sheared off the crown and broke the stem. We think we have a replacement crown (and in fact, I think I might be able to get the small remnants of the stem out of the existing crown), but I definitely will need a replacement stem. If anyone can help me out with this, it would be greatly appreciated!!!

Wearing this boring 'ol thing today

WOW! That is gorgeous!

How difficult is it to swap out the SEL's and clasp?

Superb pair & great shots!!! I'd have a hard time picking which one to wear each day

Tudor Sub for me today

That looks fantastic! Nice rework done on that!

No idea on value, but that sounds like a gorgeous watch! Good luck!!

Man that is a gorgeous date wheel! Even better looking in person

I may have an extra Rolex style dw for ETA movements in my parts stash. Let me know if you need it?

Woweee!!! That is VERY nice!!!! Nicely done!!!

Nice!!!! Bravo sir! Bravo!

Just looking thru this thread again, and the only comment I have is you may want to get a different movement holder for the next one. I tried servicing a watch with the style you are using and I found it to be a bit of a pain in the ass. The Bergeon 4040 is a nice, solid standard and seems to work quite nicely for me.

Stilty did make a post about this and said that the datewheel for a 3135 (I think) is the correct direction for an ETA movement. Check here

Looking great! Nicely done!!!

Now when did you sneak on by with your 4,000 post count celebration? Nicely done Think I'll be wearing my 112m for today

I usually just ignore the questions from people who know nothing about the watch that I have for sale. I usually sell pieces that I want to go to someone who will truly appreciate it. If you know nothing about the watch, then how can you appreciate what it has to offer? In the end, that seems to work out best. Haven't had much of a problem yet.

Another Tudor for Saturday:

Apologies were made for this and for that I am truly appreciative. It takes a big person to own up and apologize. Cheers

Typical..... nice comment from someone on RG who I guess didn't like the fact that I made a comment about someone stealing my link. No permission is not needed, but it is common courtesy to at least ask

Well thanks to the RWG member for posting the link to my download site on repgeek (without asking and without my permission), I have decided to pull it down for now. Sorry guys, but it only takes one person to totally ruin the fun for everyone else. RG Thread

Nicely done!!!! You are a very brave man servicing an Omega movement as your first attempt! I don't think I would want to try that myself, but the results are quite excellent! Bravo!!!!

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