Yes, replace it at next service, and it is not your job to find parts. Your watchmaker should do that. If your watchmaker says that he can't, thank him politely and find someone else.
Yes, replace it at next service, and it is not your job to find parts. Your watchmaker should do that. If your watchmaker says that he can't, thank him politely and find someone else.
I live in a country where the cost of a service exceed $ 300.- and that means that I will loose money if I do that. I want to change the glass before I sell the watch as it is to someone who are trained to do the service but the crystal is easy to change with this tool so that is an easy task.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/352769298799?hash=item5222b0516f:g:LvYAAOSwVt5dZV87
