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Pics Of Cn Pam Mov't Without Foil


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I would suggest to use a couple of drops of super glue to fix it, however I'm not a tehnical type of guy so thats off the top of my head you will need to check with someone who knows wether that would be safe to try.

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I would suggest to use a couple of drops of super glue to fix it, however I'm not a tehnical type of guy so thats off the top of my head you will need to check with someone who knows wether that would be safe to try.

Cyanoacrylate should be avoided at all costs on movements as the fumes are effective as a glue.

edit: cyanoacrylate is superglue, by the way ...

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The little "lugs" that go around the regulator sword have lifted up. No I wouldn't want CA fumes floating around inside my watch :Jumpy: That's why I was thinking about removing the foil.

Maybe someday I'll learn to service my own mov'ts and may try some engine turning on watch plates. I've done some on other stuff and it turned out pretty good although nothing as small as a watch mov't...

Funny, Côtes de Genève is something I try to avoid with my machining projects :whistling: I had always heard it referred to as "machining marks" until I got into watches :p

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