Where can I get thes PAM parts? Ziggy?

[jj69]

Below is a photo of the three parts that make up the pusher button mechanism for the Ferrari 008. The part to the far right is obviously the button itself. The part in the center is a shock absorber-like spring. The part to the left is just a cylindrical metal "plug" that fits into a hole in the A7750 movement.

When you depress the button, the shock absorber exerts pressure on the plug, which in turn pressess the button inside the movement.

I need the two parts cirlced in red (the shock absorber and the plug).

Apparently, the factory that makes the 008 refuses to sell these parts separately, so I'm going to have to scavenge them from another dead watch.

Does anyone know if the Ferrari 008 is the ONLY watch that uses these parts? The push-buttons on the Ferrari look similar to those on some other A7750 based Pam (like the Luminor Flyback chronos). If anyone knows if any other Pam models use these same parts, PLEASE LET ME KNOW.

Alternatively, is anyone sitting on extras of these parts? I need only one of each.

TIA

[Watchmeister]

Maybe yes and maybe no. The Asian 7750 PAM came in two versions. One had longer chrono pushers to reach all the way through the movement spacer. The other version has built-in extenders in the spacer and shorter pushers.

[RWG Technical]

The only reliable way to match up this pusher with an aftermarket one, is to send the pusher assembly to a watch supply house, and ask them to match one up, if they can...

Plain pushers are common, this is a bit of an odd ball and may be hard to find.

RG