Movement help please

[kbh]

Here's how to ix it from the back side of the movement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0b83l-1DmlQ

 

Edit: This is only for ETA, not 21j.

Edited September 20, 2014 by kbh

[Brucy]

That's an awesome video, thank you for that, will attempt this sometime soon, trembling but soon!

[Brucy]

Ok... It looked easier in the video aaaarrrggghh

[Bc1221]

^^ mark makes it look sooo damn easy. I tried that when i mucked up the keyless on my TC and ended up breaking more stuff so I just sent it out for a full service before I messed it up more

[Brucy]

He sure does, I can barely even see the pieces! I tried aligning the bridge and the little yoke and low and behold nothing fits back together again!

[jigelow]

If this is your first time performing surgery on a movement, invest in some good tools and magnifiers.

[Brucy]

It sure is , your right on needing the correct tools... Back in the bag until I get some decent gear

[Tiyal]

Bro, if you lose that spring its toast.

Dial and hand removal isn't that bad. But get the right tools. http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=400840438149

A nice Set of tweezers, a puffer to remove dust.

Or find a friendly watch smith and have them swap out the movement.

If all that fails the best tool for a Dg is a new Dg or

[Brucy]

  On 3/23/2015 at 7:42 AM, Tiyal said:

Bro, if you lose that spring its toast.

Dial and hand removal isn't that bad. But get the right tools. http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=400840438149

A nice Set of tweezers, a puffer to remove dust.

Or find a friendly watch smith and have them swap out the movement.

If all that fails the best tool for a Dg is a new Dg or

Your right! New DG, first surgery and it's not looking good, did I hear ofrei is the best to get them?