Any Experienced member....

[paulV]

.....To fix my Seamaster Omega Professional Chrono .....stem is broken

I already contacted the knowed ones,

but they have to much work and don't accept any orders anymore.

Should be in EU to avoid custom problems!

Thanks

Paul

Yes, ASIAN 7750B1 28800BPH

Happy T has same problem:BROKEN STEM

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Edited March 13, 2007 by paulV

[paulV]

.....To fix my Seamaster Omega Professional Chrono .....stem is broken

I already contacted the knowed ones,

but they have to much work and don't accept any orders anymore.

Should be in EU to avoid custom problems!

Thanks

Paul

Noone able to fix it? of course i pay all costs,

Comon guys, give me a breake and let me take the watch out the closet again

and use it why its made for...to wear it

[Pugwash]

Noone able to fix it? of course i pay all costs,

Comon guys, give me a breake and let me take the watch out the closet again

and use it why its made for...to wear it

Can you show us a photo of what you mean?

A lot more info is needed before anyone can say if they can fix it or not.

[paulV]

The crow came off with a piece of the stem still in it.

So no way to wind or ajust the watch anymore.

I saw a pic of the same watch on the forum, which had same problem.

Seems all SMP Pro Chrono 28800bph have weak crown/stem

[Pugwash]

The crow came off with a piece of the stem still in it.

So no way to wind or ajust the watch anymore.

I saw a pic of the same watch on the forum, which had same problem.

Seems all SMP Pro Chrono 28800bph have weak crown/stem

Still need a lot more information... Asian 7750?

[paulV]

Still need a lot more information... Asian 7750?

Yes, ASIAN 7750B1 28800BPH

Happy T has same problem:BROKEN STEM

[Pugwash]

Have you asked the dealer for a replacement?

[paulV]

Have you asked the dealer for a replacement?

I have the watch since december and had some issues with the dealer.

The watch broke past week.

I don't do any business with her anymore, so contacting her is no option.

Can you fix it, Pugwash?

[Pugwash]

Can you fix it, Pugwash?

I could, apart from I don't have the spares. If you can source an Asian 7750 stem that's long enough, I can put it all together for you.

[retep]

I have no knowledge about it whatsoever, but i read the Zigster replaced the stem with an original one and all problems where resolved.

[paulV]

I could, apart from I don't have the spares. If you can source an Asian 7750 stem that's long enough, I can put it all together for you.

I have, according to The Zigmeister this should be the right one with 0.90mm tap:

3 stems/ Cal. 7750 / Tap 0.90mm / Length is 18,84 mm - it says VALJOUX - ETA on the package.

Paul

Edited March 13, 2007 by paulV

[paulV]

A pic of the disaster

[paulV]

BUMP!

[paulV]

Finally found a very experienced (20 year) watchmaker in my own country.

No heavy mod stuff, but servicing and repairworks.

He's now occupied to fix my SMP pro Chrono with broken stem. I was lucky to find some stems on the bay.

Thanks to all guys who were very helpfull, zed, The Zigmeister,

Pugwash, who even proposed to fix it.......??, tourbillon1801, vaccum and many others.

Thanks again!!!!

[Pugwash]

Pugwash, who even proposed to fix it.......??, tourbillon1801, vaccum and many others.

I wasn't prepared to fix it before moving house in case there was a delay getting it to me. It'd have been lost forever then ...