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I have noticed on some TC subs, there is a white paper type spacer stuck the the movement ring, dial side.

Er, my advice would to avoid women with big hands, and Adam's Apple.

Sorry to hear about this tool, Ken. Have you considered only offering paypal to repeat customers?

Very nice GS indeed, congrats my friend

Welcome to the forums, and greetings from Finland

The hour hand is likely catching on the Breitling logo, which is quite raised. I have had two SOSF now, both had this issue. If the hour hand has been pressed too far down its pinion, the hour hand will stop, and catch the left wing of the logo. Pressing the hour hand down almost correctly, the hour hand can brush the logo causing lume damage. I am in EU and can fix this for you, drop me a pm, unless you prefer UK only.

Very nice, I see you have a Carrera there in your collection, my franken says hello!

Post some genuine examples.

Welcome to the forums, sorry to hear about this issue with your refund. How did you pay the TD, WU?

Not used it yet, but have some on its way. Its reportedly good for watches with plastic crystals. I have used toothpaste in the paste for similar jobs. Don't use Brasso though.

Rotor pinion? You referring to the screw that holds the rotor in place?

Hallo! Greetings from Finland

No backdoors

You really need to use a proper camera, and use the macro setting to get clear photos.

Your replacement movement is in Finland mate Should be here in Kuopio Monday/Tuesday

Here's a great thread regarding your A7750 User guide to the A7750 movement.

They can be a good movement. They are far from hard to find, they are in many reps.

Thats what it is, and what I told you, its an Asian clone. The A in A2836 represents, Asian.

That is a metal plate sticker, 100% Its not even stuck on evenly.

Yes, in natural light if possible, also a macro shot of the main plate stamping area near the balance.

Need better photos for sure, but that rotor is clone, and has a sticker.

With the crown unscrewed, push the crown inwards to ensure winding mode is set, you should feel the crown spring back, then turn the crown clockwise without pushing it in. If it starts to strew down the crown, your stem maybe too short, or the crown is screwed onto the stem too much.

Its an Asian Clone.

Glad to have helped

Finnish is difficult, Obviously I speak English, but I also know some German, Italian, and Turkish. The Finnish grammar is crazy lol