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By MariusJacob · Posted
I bought an old Bergeon 5555. The bottom of the tank was full of petrified salts, which also corroded the metal parts a bit. I would use just distilled water. -
Can anyone help me identify this watch/pendant. It was inherited by me from my grandmother and I am unsure as to what it is. It's a watch/necklace with a blue face with the inscription "INGERSOLL" and "Swiss Made". Have tried looking online but to no avail. If anyone knows a make/model or knows where I might be able to find out about it, that would be very helpful. -
I can't remember where, when or for how much, but I got myself an epilame bottle just like that from one of those Chinese sites (like Alix), and as I remember it, I felt it was affordable. It was much, much less than £175 and I'm perfectly happy with it. I think it was the following post that inspired me: -
The winding stem was stuck completely, and had to saw through the remaing part as well. Now there are two parts remaing on the base plate. After a two-day dip in isopropyl alcohol these parts can be moved around their axes, although with great resistance. The part marked with the green arrow is the "setting lever with axle" according to the Seiko repair manual. For the part with marked with the red arrow I didn't find a specific name in the manual. This is a photo from the back, the holes marked with corresponding arrows: According to the manual it should be possible to pull out the "setting lever with axle", but what about the part marked with the red arrow? Can its axis also be pushed out through the hole marked with the red arrow? -
I use a Jack industrial sewing machine motor on my Pultra I can’t fault it although I have converted from foot to a potentiometer the torque even when running slow is excellent. check out my videos on YouTube to see it in use @torsiondell. Dell
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