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Rasputin
·I’d like to regulate the movement on this 70s classic but not sure how to disengage the caseback to access the back of the movement. Any suggestions?
How to access this movement?
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaThe movement in these is generally held in the caseback with a surrounding housing, part of the actual caseback.
Use plastice levers either side of the dial and gently prise a tiny amount at a time, moving around the dial so you don't tilt the movement.
Make sure the crown/stem don't engage with the caseback.
Take it gently and let's know how it goes.
Use plastice levers either side of the dial and gently prise a tiny amount at a time, moving around the dial so you don't tilt the movement.
Make sure the crown/stem don't engage with the caseback.
Take it gently and let's know how it goes.
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaIt's probably something like this.
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Rasputin
·The movement in these is generally held in the caseback with a surrounding housing, part of the actual caseback.
Use plastice levers either side of the dial and gently prise a tiny amount at a time, moving around the dial so you don't tilt the movement.
Make sure the crown/stem don't engage with the caseback.
Take it gently and let's know how it goes.
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