I'd say enough piling on, it serves no constructive purpose. If one can afford to I feel it's good to "experiment" on occasion if for no other reason than to satisfy curiosity.
Thanks, susanm, for the honest and frank review.
I don't know that "emery boards" are available in a grit fine enough to do anything other than serous material removal. But, if there were they would be perfect.
Welcome. I think the quality dials from the usual sources (Yuki, ingod, NDT, etc.) should fit fine. Since LHOOQ has ran out of hand-me-down dials he has rejected I think he had determined that the ingod dial was the best at the time he built his "herd".
The movement doesn't look bad and the dial might not be too bad in another case but somebody outbid my 14 cent bump! Was that you, F?
That IS a strange looking case...
Put this back on after screwing the rotor back down and Loc-Titing all of the bracelet screws! At work, Sunday, it started rattling and toward the end of the day I took off my gloves and the watch fell of onto my bench! Searching did not reveal the screw but after sweeping sifting through the crap in the dustpan revealed the screw!!! First good thing that has happened to me in years...
highoe - I'm not sure, messing with sheet metal is kind of a PITA. Maybe a die with corresponding properly shaped "punch" could be machined to get the bends and folds started but I'm not sure I have the patience for that!