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By rjenkinsgb · Posted
Like these? https://www.watch-tools.de/metal-straps/springbars/assortment-360-strong-spring-bars-beco-inox-o-1-8mm.php -
I've seen them on several swiss-made movements as well. Last one was a Tissot if I remember correctly. -
This thread might be interesting for you:
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I've never seen them, then again, I haven't got a ton of experience, but "common"? Really? In what context have you seen them? I'm not questioning you. I am sincerely curious why I've missed it. An alternative to Fixodrop is to apply less oil (no more than 50 % of the circle area). The only downside would be that it would shorten the service interval. More oil will prolong the service interval, but if the movement is subjected to trauma, there's a risk it will be displaced. Fixodrop makes it more stable. Unfortunately, Fixodrop is seriously expensive. -
By LittleWatchShop · Posted
I plan to continue this thread until done. I received the watch today. My first step was to make measurements. Here they are. Here is an image of this model watch retrieved from ebay Here is my sketch of the bezel profile that I need to make. No dimensions yet as I am pondering that. Question: Should the bezel grip the crystal? The crystal is already gripping a lip of the case.
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