Torques

I had my watch 2 inches under the surface of my pool for like 1-2 seconds, then went inside and rinsed it off lightly in case of any chlorine. I then dried it well with a towel. Thirty minutes later I notice there is some misting under the crystal. I put the watch out in the sun, should that fix it? It's a Seadweller from one of the rip-off sites, ha ha, otherwise I like it.

Thank you so much for the link.

They look like crap.

I noticed on one of my subs that on the bezel at the 12 oclock postion, inside the little triangle, that little white bead is missing. Is there something I can buy from a craft store to do myself?

I decided to go with the press from Findingking, hopefully it will work. The crystal I received already has the cyclops fitted to it, hope that is not a problem. I got this one: http://www.findingking.com/StoreFrontProfi...&i=58098396 Tell me if it will work, thanks.

Nice scratch on the caseback.

That looks perfect, thanks for the link. But I'd still like to do this tonight. I will most likely never replace a crystal again.

The one in the watch that broke was glass for sure, I took the pieces out. The replacement is supposed to be sapphire.

I just got my replacement crystal for a Rolex replica whose face was smashed in. I don't have a press yet but am so tempted to try and just press it in by hand. Can I do it that way with the heal of my hand with a terrycloth towel over it without breaking the crystal? The old gasket is still in there, is it glued or will it pop out if I use a very small screwdriver? Thanks for all your help.

I have had mine for one year now, it rocks plain and simple, especially good if you can play on hdtv.

I'd like to know who the hell is Waldo?

Uh, can you say that again?

Have a great time away!

That's nice of you.

Does anyone know the answer?

Anyone?

Does anyone know where I can find the right, # or code to order a replacement crystal for a Yachtmaster? I have seen a few sites but do not have a clue as to what size. There isn't any chart or similar aids, thanks.

Thanks, but how do you reinstall the bezel with the stuff included inside.

It is a Yachtmaster.

To remove the bezel, my understanding is to just use a razor blade and pry it up correct? Can anyone explain how to put the bezel back on with the parts involved?

No, WHO, dammit!

Thanks for the responses, I was just thinking in an anally conservative way. I figured if it stayed wound around the halfway point, then there would be less stress on the spring. I basically nothing about the inside of these watches. I have ordered a case opener and a few other things and we'll see what happens. Can anyone recommend a company that sells the tabletop viewing devices (magnification with lighting). Thanks.

The first time I wound up my Pam 126 by hand, I did it to the halfway mark (20 hours). Then after only wearing it around eight hours, the meter worked it's way up to 40 hours. Is that normal? After getting up this morning (watch sat for 6 hours), the dial is still maxed out at 40.

I just received my first Panerai rep from Joshua a couple of days ago. It is the 126 model. I like the Rolex reps the best but this is a tank of a watch, very interesting, nice finish and I like the power reserve dial on the face. The see-through back is cool.

Have you asked Ann Landers?