vlaletom Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 Heya Once again i need some help from the experts. I am in the mood for finalizing an old project ... Wich need a 1575 GMT. Price are definitively too high on the bay (+ 2k$) While a plain 1575 can be found under 700
freddy333 Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 I have found a good thread where part where listed for a 1530 project here In fredy333 topic about his 6542 project. Just to be clear - my 6542 project is based on the 1030, not the 1530, which uses a different set of GMT-related parts. As I have discovered, GMT conversion is not a simple process of swapping parts out (for starters, the 1030 was made with (at least) 3 different pillar plates). And, as I discovered, locating the missing GMT parts for these older movements (these parts are often not shared with other non-GMT watches of the same vintage, which leaves a very small gene pool from which to find spares) can be a frustrating experience with unavoidable dead ends & false starts. There are few shortcuts. You have to be VERY patient, aggressive & single-minded in your parts search.
vlaletom Posted August 26, 2009 Author Report Posted August 26, 2009 thanks for the precision freddy for sourcing the part. if i am correct on my suposition i can get brand new 1570.8037 & 1570.8040 for low dollar for the remaining ... i am not in a hurry, but i hope that part for the 1570 would be more wilddly available than for a 1030 but for now, i can't even confirm what is actually needed for such a project
kent2 Posted August 26, 2009 Report Posted August 26, 2009 Cannon pinion. I have the correct cannon pinion and would trade it to for a short one 2.23mm. and may be a lot of the other parts nos as i went the other way...
vlaletom Posted August 27, 2009 Author Report Posted August 27, 2009 hey kent Actually the canion pinion is one of the part i can get, but i would trade that pinion for shure if it could be usefull to you. hoever i think you need the short no calendar cannon pinion for rolex 1530 7889 2.23mm, if judge by your post in the "tools & part". The pinion i will have when i recive the 1575 will be for a "date" one. Also when you say "i went the other way", do you mean you had a gmt 1575 ? and need a no date, no gmt, plain 1530/70 then you would have all the part i need, or we could just trade the movement + some $
automatico Posted August 27, 2009 Report Posted August 27, 2009 vlaletom...PM a mailing address and I will send you a set of rolex parts lists. amc
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