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  1. Risto Jan 2, 2023

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    Because I shoot macro photos of my watches I noticed that my caliber 321 Seamaster is missing one screw.
    Does anyone know the exact part number? I tried to Google it but couldn't find the correct answer.
    @Archer perhaps?

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  2. watchyouwant ΩF Clairvoyant Jan 2, 2023

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    That's part of the pusher mechanism. Sits under the lever.
     
  3. Risto Jan 2, 2023

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    Yes, and what screw is that exactly?
     
  4. Dan S Jan 2, 2023

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    Can you provide a photo from another 321 movement showing what you expect to see there. If you get some better lighting on your movement, it may look the same.
     
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  5. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Jan 2, 2023

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    Why do you think it's a screw?
     
  6. Risto Jan 2, 2023

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  8. Risto Jan 2, 2023

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    Will check that 2352, thanks!

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  9. Risto Jan 2, 2023

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    I checked from another photo and clearly is missing and I can see there's a screw hole.

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  10. Risto Jan 2, 2023

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    OK... this is interesting now. I've checked many photos of Omega 145.006 cal 321 movements. And I think all of them are missing that screw. Every listing on C24.
     
  11. Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker Jan 2, 2023

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    3209 actually - screw for pusher stem for zero action...

    It should be there...
     
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  12. Risto Jan 22, 2023

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    So, now that I have that screw… can I just screw it in? :) Or is there more to know?
     
  13. Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker Jan 22, 2023

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    Yes, just install it.