You don't qualify to post a WTB here, so that’s out. If you did, I’d suggest that. Are you trying to do this yourself? Then patience and E Bay are your best bets. Restoration watchmakers often have excellent parts networks. If you are being forced by your watchmaker to find this, perhaps they are not the best choice. Next is to just find a donor movement.
not all of us are as adept at finding these vintage parts.
And maybe that's the way it should be. Stay in the hobby for a while, develop a network, and people will entrust you with their sources, watchmaker contacts, etc. If you don't know how to fix something as a newbie, maybe you should buy working watches, or settle in for a long hunt. Sorry if that sounds harsh, but we all started there. Now with the internet, the younger generation thinks everything should be easy.
