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By QuiteGuy81 · Posted
Hi everybody, I'm an watch enthusiastic guy (guy more or less, of course!) with a great passio for mechs and similar things! Many thanks and compliments for this fabulous forum! -
I think you were looking for the wrong movement, Y130A not Y1305A. Batteries listed below. The technical guide describes disassembly/assembly/oiling. These movements are £2-£3 on Cousins, so hardly worth the bother. -
I just went back in & found a speck of pegwood dust in the 3rd wheel pinion so that probably explains it. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Not a 377, I'll measure the compartment later. Tryed Goggling it, no answers
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