Crystal Replacement
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I have the same issue with some older Bulova's. They have like 3 huge steady pins that feels like they need a crowbar to get them out of the mainplate. Loosening the bridge screw doesn't always work as the steady pins are so dang long that the screw needs to be totally removed to get all of the steady pins out of the plate. -
I eventually installed the pusher. I tried replacing the original pendant/tube on new one that came with the pusher, but couldn’t. It’s supposed to be driven out of the case by pushing/punching from the inside of the case. I didn’t know how and/or didn’t have the tool to do it, besides it wasn’t necessary, the original is in pristine condition. I was just curious and wanted to learn something along the way. -
Thank you, I have some Horosolve degreaser, I will pop it in that in the morning and let you know how I get on. Much obliged -
Yeah, I'm a sucker for a nice blue dial, especially one with red accents.
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Thank you. It is the first clock I've ever worked on. The pivots look ok on first glance but I'll have to do a proper cleaning first and assess after that. I'll use your suggested conductor method!
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