Help Start/Stop Reset Problems Speedmaster 105.012

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Hi Guys, need your help here.
i got the following problem not only with one but with two 105.012
When i unscrew the caseback start and stop on the upper pusher
and reset on the lower pusher work perfectly.
But as soon as i tighten the caseback and pressure is applied to the dust cover,
the upper pusher starts and RESETS because the pin for the lower button
gets stuck somehow.
I can also simulate it by pressing down the dust cover with my fingers.
Same malfunction occurs.
Hope you can help me out here.
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This is a new one on me.

I will watch with interest the discussion
 
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Is your dust cover inverting inward? If so it could be pressing down on something when the caseback in screwed down
 
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A stupid question but have to ask . Is it the right dust cap? Let us see some pictures? I borrowed this picture from from Watch guy .
 
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This is a new one on me.

I will watch with interest the discussion
Sh..., i did hope you had an idea 😀
 
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Is your dust cover inverting inward? If so it could be pressing down on something when the caseback in screwed down
No it is in perfect condition.
 
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A stupid question but have to ask . Is it the right dust cap? Let us see some pictures? I borrowed this picture from from Watch guy .
It is the same one as pictured.
 
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could it be that the movement ring is not perfectly aligned. Has the edge of the ring to be flush with the movement?
 
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Is the Operating Lever bent or raised? Sounds similar to an issue I had, and it was a bent Operating Lever.

The operating lever is a long solid piece that runs along the edge of the case on the side where t pushers are, right on the top. You can see it here in t image below across the top of the pic, kind of grey coloured. It should be nice and flat against the movement. If it is raised up, then the start pusher can't engage properly.

...but I'm still pretty new here and definitely not a watchmaker by any stretch.

 
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Here's a better pic of the problem I had.



That lever shouldn't be raised up like that..
 
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...but I'm still pretty new here and definitely not a watchmaker by any stretch.

New here? 4000 posts + likes .............you live here!
 
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Here's a better pic of the problem I had.



That lever shouldn't be raised up like that..
Will check that... you know that there are two screws missing that fix the movment in the movement ring.... just sayin
 
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you know that there are two screws missing that fix the movment in the movement ring.... just sayin
Damn collectors. The littlest thing not quite perfect and complain, complain, complain.
 
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Will check that... you know that there are two screws missing that fix the movment in the movement ring.... just sayin
Yes, that first pic is swiped from ebay.. and yes, the screws are missing. 😀