Bork99 Posted October 24, 2010 Report Share Posted October 24, 2010 I got a Ferrari California with the 7750 movement about a year ago. I noticed the movement had stopped while I was wearing the watch a while back, and tried to reset the time and wind the watch a few turns to get it going again, but no luck. I ended up (gently) pulling and pushing the crown in and out a couple of times, and winding the watch as far as it would wind but it never started. I stuck it in the drawer planning to try to get it repaired, but I noticed now that the spring seems to have unwound itself, and that if I try to wind it now there's some intermittent resistance, so my guess is whatever was wrong with the movement, there's now also a damaged gear. I'm guessing my best bet is to try source a replacement movement rather than a probably expensive and unjustifiable repair on a cheap Asian 7750. Any advice, or tips on where I can find such a movement for a good price? Also, I don't yet know of any watchsmiths around here (Johannesburg, South Africa) so anybody who has any advice in this regard please chime in! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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