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Hi all,

New to watchmaking but an amateur enthusiast. Got a broken Josmar de Luxe 317C to practice disassembly with movements.

I assumed it would have a caliber number or similar so I could find a guide but not as straightforward unfortunately. So I need help identifying the movement so I can learn more about it.

The movement has GP engraved, as well as 98, Swiss, Unadjusted and One (I) Jewel.

https://ibb.co/LtV14VY

https://ibb.co/C0P0k9J

https://ibb.co/1nLLhv7

https://ibb.co/J2NtFms

Thanks,

Pedro

watchweasol Distinguished Member

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Hi. Other than Richard’s comment the calibre number  89 ? On the plate. There may be other information on the front plate under the dial if not post us reg size in mm and we can try the best fit books.   Welcome to the forum.

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PedroG New Member

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Hi,

 

Apologies for the late reply. Life kind of got in the way.

Here are the measurements to see if there's a replacement that will fit.

Thanks again,

 

PHG

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Nucejoe Distinguished Member

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On 5/10/2024 at 12:27 PM, RichardHarris123 said:

  I don't know the caliber but it's a cheap pin pallet. 

Hi Rich, 

Ebosa also fully jewelled some of its old ebauches.

Rgds

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Amazing guys! 

Thank you so much.

Let's see if I can get it working again (still be good fun to tear it apart and see how it ticks)

 

Obrigado,

PHG

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On 5/10/2024 at 4:08 PM, watchweasol said:

Hi. Other than Richard’s comment the calibre number  89 ? On the plate. There may be other information on the front plate under the dial if not post us reg size in mm and we can try the best fit books.   Welcome to the forum.

Hi there! In addition to Richard’s comment, the caliber number 89 on the plate is important.

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