craigb Posted April 12, 2011 Report Posted April 12, 2011 evening all. i want to water proof my watch, but the caseback gasket is missing, tried replacing it with a gasket i had lying around but it doesnt stay in the groove and as soon as i tighten the case back its starts to come out. whould a decent gasket fix this problem? also other that the crown an tube gaskets will i need to do anything with the crystal to seal it? thanks
Justasgood Posted April 12, 2011 Report Posted April 12, 2011 evening all. i want to water proof my watch, but the caseback gasket is missing, tried replacing it with a gasket i had lying around but it doesnt stay in the groove and as soon as i tighten the case back its starts to come out. whould a decent gasket fix this problem? also other that the crown an tube gaskets will i need to do anything with the crystal to seal it? thanks Yes, the proper gasket will help. As for the crystal, is the watch a vintage (Acrylic crystal) or Modern (sapphire crystal)?
craigb Posted April 12, 2011 Author Report Posted April 12, 2011 Yes, the proper gasket will help. As for the crystal, is the watch a vintage (Acrylic crystal) or Modern (sapphire crystal)? its a modern sub, so i assume its sapphire. where can i get a decent gasket?if gen what part number would i be looking for? thanks
sneed12 Posted April 12, 2011 Report Posted April 12, 2011 With reps, it just depends on the case. You can buy an assortment of gaskets by the bucketful for less than $20. Get an assortment of sizes. There's a listing on ebay right now for 750 case back gaskets for $19.99, assorted sizes.
sneed12 Posted April 12, 2011 Report Posted April 12, 2011 its a modern sub, so i assume its sapphire. where can i get a decent gasket?if gen what part number would i be looking for? thanks I literally cannot imagine a reason to buy a gen rubber gasket. On the other hand, when I used to run a Mitsubishi store we used to have guys come in and buy the "Mitsubishi" brake fluid for their Evos, I guess that's the same.
craigb Posted April 12, 2011 Author Report Posted April 12, 2011 I literally cannot imagine a reason to buy a gen rubber gasket. On the other hand, when I used to run a Mitsubishi store we used to have guys come in and buy the "Mitsubishi" brake fluid for their Evos, I guess that's the same. the only reason i suggested gen, as i thought it would be better fit, il heve a look on the bay now. thanks
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