Christmas came early!

[Prsist]

Fast shipping from the bay! They look good and now I think I will search for the DIY crown swap mod and give it a go. Not sure I would call it a mod but opening the caseback is the extent of my attempts.

Worst case is I send the uncompleted job in when she goes in for servcing.

[Mapman57]

From jewellerstools by any chance?

Makes a world of difference to the watch when combined with reshaped CG's - good luck!

[bkwbkw]

What pretties are these crowns going onto? Just note that you may have to countersink and retap your case. Then you may have to shorten your stem just a hair too.

If you want to sell one to recoup your costs, PM me

[Prsist]

From jewellerstools by any chance?

Makes a world of difference to the watch when combined with reshaped CG's - good luck!

Yes, sir

[Prsist]

What pretties are these crowns going onto? Just note that you may have to countersink and retap your case. Then you may have to shorten your stem just a hair too.

If you want to sell one to recoup your costs, PM me

Hmmmm, I being a noob when it comes to modding I thought it was a more straight forward mode. I do plan on selling one of the two.

[highoeyazmuhudee]

arent these for modern models? not the 1665 as the 703 came in two varieties of style despite sharing the same model ref.

[Dizzy]

Be careful removing the stem from your movement so you dont mess up the keyless works... use nothing but a 1.2mm screwdriver. That is the most important part of your swap. Be sure to read the tutorials here a couple times over to make sure you know the process. Its not difficult, but there are some important things you will need to know as you go along.

dizz