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andrewchrysovitsinos
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Greetings all, I recently bought a gen Tudor Prince Oysterdate. It's still in transit, but I need to source a pair of spring bars before it arrives. It's a ref 9052, 34mm, presumably 19mm lugs. So, where can I find gen spec, 19mm spring bars? Thanks!
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Thank you all for your replies! Unfortunately the dial size must be from 26mm to 27mm. That is what the case accepts. Helenarou dials are too big, as are most I can find on eBay! I have not checked etsy yet, I will have a look now. The newolddials is a possibility, although having a real pocket watch dial would make it a bit "cooler " I think! @AJ, a custom dial would be awesome, but I'm looking to keep the cost down for this one. I will PM you if I decide to do a fully custom watch. There are a few dials that have the correct size, but my main concern is the sub-dial position. So my question is, is the distance of the seconds hand always the same? No mater the movement? If I get an old Elgin or Hamilton dial, will the holes overlap? Thanks again for all the help guys!
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Thanks for your reply. I know most dials are in excess of 42mm, but it seems plenty of smaller ones were made also. I haven't managed to find a good selection of white dials online, or on any forums. There are plenty of black military styled dials available, but not many white ones... Also, a reason I wanted an old pocket watch dial is the name on it. I like sterile military and pilot watches, but no so much on a marine watch.
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Hello all, I hope someone can help me with my project. I have decided to build a marine-style watch, using a pocket watch dial. Here are some watches I found online, that illustrate what I’m going for: The parts I will be using are: -Style #10 case from ofrei.com, which is the 41mm case to be used with ETA/Unitas 6498 -Unitas 6498 -A white pocket watch dial (preferably signed) -Blue hands So everything is easy enough to source, apart from the dial. The dial needs to be approximately 37mm, and have the correct position/distance for the seconds hand. Any advice on sourcing a suitable dial? Any help is much appreciated! Best, Andrew
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Great stuff!
