mymanmatt

Good job!! You have the knack.

gentlemen, gentlemmen lol

21's are for daytonas and explorer

Simply remove your dial from the watch. Measure the diameter. If it's the same as gen, your on your way. If it's oversized a gen won't work

I sent you a picture of that exact watch

I'm sorry, but had to laugh when I saw the hair spring. You got to admit, that is funny. Not laughing at your problem, but i'm sure when you saw the inside you must have said " what the hell!!" and laughed too

At that price, who would care

Nothing was seized, he shut it down. He has a new one. He sent me an email with the new site log on info.

How much did you pay for the watch from trusty?

My supplier emailed me yesterday to inform me he would be closed from sept 29 through oct 9. Another holiday. We should have so many

I've had a gen ym blue dial, quite a difference from the reps.

Most likely you have dislocated the yoke. Very common problem. Easy fix. When you take it apart you will see it is out of place.

You should be the one responsible, not your employee. If she make the same mistake over and over, fire her. But if she works for 40 hrs, pay her for 40 hrs. Don't deduct for a mistake. Who pays for your mistakes?

I've had a gen, and have noticed the dial color on the rep is not quite right. That blue is hard to duplicate.

Try pressing the pin down slightly as you install the stem. If you already have the stem in, press slightly on the release pin and it should start. Those movements new are around $20.

I've built many 36mm datejust for women. They love them. Both the style and the size.

It's a 603

I think we should start a thread comparing all those boobs, Im sorry, I mean watches. We could start the thread with " today's titsties" I'm sure it would go super sonic in no time. LOL

You can't reach the spring with a dwo in place. Take your first and second finger and rotate the date wheel clockwise, you will line up the teeth in an opening. You'll feel it. Lift up with a single edge razor blade on the outside of the date wheel,it will pop off. To reinstall, take a 0004ths feeler gauge and slide under the date wheel against the spring, and rotate the bezel until you feel it drop down. Your done

I wonder if the watch leaks oil too.

I'm pretty sure it's 2, but I agree, I can't tell if it's AM or PM

REP,and a cheap one at that

Depending on the movement you have, most likely you will need an eta 2836-2 either asian or swiss. If you have the cheap db movement, neither the feet on the dial or the hands will fit. You can clip the feet and buy some hands for the eta. First, you need to remove the back. If a ball doesn't work, drop by a jeweler and ask him to loosen it. You will also need a new date wheel overlay.

Ck your new crown first before you put it on the stem to make sure it fit's your case tube.

I wasn't going to say anything, but I have 2 in the cabinet I replaced with good quality clones. Those movements seem to be trash. Both of these failed in the first 2 days. I keep them for parts in case I get one that actually is repairable