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Hi All

I am working on a Tag CAP2110 Aquaracer and the bezel ratchet spring is missing. I need to get a new one. OD 38 approx. ID 35 approx. Can someone point me in the right direction please.

Thanks in advance.

 

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Hi All
I am working on a Tag CAP2110 Aquaracer and the bezel ratchet spring is missing. I need to get a new one. OD 38 approx. ID 35 approx. Can someone point me in the right direction please.
Thanks in advance.
 
Cas-ker maybe......eslinger is also a good place but you may get the "are you a watchmaker" interrogation. Ofcourse ebay is another last resort.

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Esslinger? I have ordered from them several times. No watch Gestapo there.
Its probably just me......lol. Im sure I sound like a complete novice when I call. I cant remember which one, although I know it wasnt CasKer. They actually wanted a copy of my "certification" when I called to order parts. It was one of the major distributors though I do know that.

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I wouldn't be surprised if parts houses all dislike filling small, non-watchmaker orders. I remember that La Rose was very good about this, but they really expected you to know what you were ordering before you called. The reality is that when it comes to the novice and watch-parts, there's just no money in it after you factor in phone time, higher potential for returns, etc. You understand this, I'm sure. If you order online after figuring out the part information, you shouldn't have any problems getting an order in.

Good luck with the Tag. They may be part of the watch cartel, so a factory part may be difficult. But for a bezel spring that shouldn't really matter if it's an aftermarket. Cheers.

 

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