Broken Timex stem/crown identification

[mburkhart]

I have a Timex Intelligent Quartz Yacht Racer Chronograph Watch (TW2P73900) that has a broken stem and a lost crown.  Timex has discontinued this watch, and will not provide any support.  I'd like to find a replacement stem and crown (and I don't care if the crown matches the watch or not).  I have opened the watch but can't seem to find anything that identifies the movement that would get me started.

How can I identify the Timex part number for the stem and order a new stem and crown?

[RichardHarris123]

Post some photos, including the movement and someone will know. 

[mburkhart]

Here are some photo's

[mburkhart]

Here's the broken stem

[AndyGSi]

There could be enough thread left for a stem extended but it depends on the tube size and how much of the original thread has broken off.

[rjenkinsgb]

That appears to use exactly the same stem as the watch you asked about back in June?

From what I can see, one of the movements that uses that is an M314

 

There is another Timex stem style here that looks like it may? be adaptable - similar end detail, with a circlip that could fit a similar position to the narrow ridge on the ones above?

That is from this Watchseek thread:

https://www.watchuseek.com/threads/timex-mods-anything-you-got.2969762/page-15

 

[mburkhart]

Thanks for your reply.  I'm not sure who posted back in June, but it wasn't me.

 

That stem does look like the same one.  How would I go about finding out the part number and where can I order Timex replacement parts?

[AndyGSi]

37 minutes ago, mburkhart said:

Thanks for your reply.  I'm not sure who posted back in June, but it wasn't me.

That stem does look like the same one.  How would I go about finding out the part number and where can I order Timex replacement parts?

Timex part numbers are an absolute nightmare to try and find and parts for this type of watch are few and far between.

Are there any other numbers maybe under the battery?

[mburkhart]

I removed the white plastic cover and found "M382.03" on the movement.

[AndyGSi]

6 minutes ago, mburkhart said:

I removed the white plastic cover and found "M382.03" on the movement.

So that's the movement number.

I've put a call out to a friend but won't hold my breath.

[fclass308]

It might be worth looking on ebay for a parts watch. They can be had pretty cheap somtimes.

[rjenkinsgb]

12 hours ago, mburkhart said:

Thanks for your reply.  I'm not sure who posted back in June, but it wasn't me.

Oops, apologies, it was another user with a default "M" avatar..

 

 

[AndyGSi]

Not sure if this is the same as yours.

Think it's close but not 100%.