Please help identify this vintage timepiece.

[Volky151]

I would like to replace the missing crown stem
on this 14k Gold timepiece. I would also like to source the dial face as well.

Please help me identify a source where I can find replacements for the aforementioned parts.
Thanks very much.

Edited: Nov 4, 2022

 

[Pvt-Public]

It’s a weirdly shaped watch. Just out of curiosity, does your cameras focus automatically, or do you have to do it manually?

 

[Concretepuppy]

Hi, i’m no expert but have a fair amount of experience on the forum and i’m sure you’ll be asked, not always politely, to provide more, and better quality photos, a few good clear close ups of the dial, case back (inside and out) and several of the movement, as clear as possible, determining a model involves quite a few criteria, good luck

 

[SkunkPrince]

You will likely not be able to replace the crown yourself. Let us know where you are so we can recommend a competent watchmaker. Let the watchmaker source a crown for you.

 

[BarbVl]

To identify the reference of the watch you will have to open it and you will find it written inside of the case back.

 

[joe band]

what's the size? is it a lady's watch?

 

[Duracuir1]

 

[bmpennington]

Are you taking pics with a flip phone! lol Good luck with finding it.

 

[Volky151]

bmpennington

Are you taking pics with a flip phone! lol Good luck with finding it.

Just got a little lazy...I hope the new photos are useful.

 

[X350 XJR]

US market, ref DD5914, ca 1979.

Probably originally had a simple cabochon crown. Good luck on the dial.

 

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Duracuir1

😁