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Real 1538 movement?
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaIt's a genuine 1538, I looked it up on Google Images.
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Annapolis
·Looks good to me.
Since the case has been opened (which was the right thing to do), I’d urge you to find a local watch dealer/jeweler who can run a pressure test for you (at least a dry one). They may do it for free while you wait—but even if it costs a few bucks or you have to wait a while, it’ll be worth the peace of mind. Might as well replace the battery while you’re at it, so you know you’re starting fresh.
Since the case has been opened (which was the right thing to do), I’d urge you to find a local watch dealer/jeweler who can run a pressure test for you (at least a dry one). They may do it for free while you wait—but even if it costs a few bucks or you have to wait a while, it’ll be worth the peace of mind. Might as well replace the battery while you’re at it, so you know you’re starting fresh.
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AndrewReedMiller
·Looks good to me.
Since the case has been opened (which was the right thing to do), I’d urge you to find a local watch dealer/jeweler who can run a pressure test for you (at least a dry one). They may do it for free while you wait—but even if it costs a few bucks or you have to wait a while, it’ll be worth the peace of mind. Might as well replace the battery while you’re at it, so you know you’re starting fresh.
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