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The only clock I ever attempted to work on ended up looking just like the one in that picture! :(1 point
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I think this is the setting lever (arrowed) try depressing it with a sharpened pegwood (and not by calling it names). If that don't work can you post the same photo again but with the crown pulled out to the setting position.
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Thought this manual and parts listing may be some use. Also have the 2032 and 2035 manual though quality could be better. Vich Tissot 2031 Manual.pdf 4256_Tissot 2031,2037.pdf1 point
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Another nice job. I like the case style on this one.1 point
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Lol - don't think my wife would want the workshop to creep further into the house. And wouldn't that be quite a big commute for you Don :D1 point
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Sounds like you'll have to add staff and a new wing to your repair facility.....(I'm willing to apprentice, just sayin') :thumbsu:1 point
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Or try undoing the setting lever screw - the small tall one below the black arrow in Mark's pic.1 point
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cracking1 point
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​just some bike made from watch parts
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