Franck Muller Conquistador ETA 2892 Dial Swap - Feet Position?

[absinth]

Hey Guys,

Does anyone have a diagram of the dial feet position for a genuine ETA 2892 Franck Muller Conquistador dial?

Or even just a genuine ETA 2892?

I bought a gen dial and left it with my watch maker but apparently the dial I bought has feet positions which do not correspond with my gen ETA 2892 movement in the watch.

Has anyone had a similar experience?

Can someone take photos of the back of a compatible dial and help me out?

Edit: Also if any watch makers could chime in, maybe The Zigmeister? If you have a photo of the back of a dial showing the correct dial feet position and spacing that would be great!

Edited March 6, 2008 by absinth

[absinth]

Took another look at the dial. It has feet at the 3 position and 9 position.

Where should the feet be?

[stilty]

You sure your dial is genuine, or for the 2892?

Pretty much all the dial feet positions are the same for ETA movements.

Here is the layout:

[HauteHippie]

I've got a couple gen FM Conq dials headed my way right now... I'll comment on the dial feet positioning when they arrive, but even if they're not aligned I would assume that there is some sort of spacer that the dial could be adhered to. Then the feet would simply be removed.