source for blue hands?

[Richard Cox]

I've volunteered to help a local horologist locate parts for a restoration of a 1904 South Bend watch. His main distributor does not have the correct hour and minute hands. This gentleman is very helpful, but does not have the time to chase down parts, so I offered to do it for him. I'm willing to put in the effort, but I don't know where to start. Kind thanks for any suggestions.
Richard

[Richard Cox]

I've volunteered to help a local horologist locate parts for a restoration of a 1904 South Bend watch. His main distributor does not have the correct hour and minute hands. This gentleman is very helpful, but does not have the time to chase down parts, so I offered to do it for him. I'm willing to put in the effort, but I don't know where to start. Kind thanks for any suggestions.
Richard

[Don Dahlberg]

Places to start looking are:

Tom Mister at http://www.dashto.com and Uncle Larry's at http://www.execulink.com/~lfoord/index/horology.htm

If you are a NAWCC member, going to your local and regional marts and chapter meetings.

Finally, there is Ebay.

Don

[Mike Kenley]

Try Brian Cavanaugh at pwpartsetc@pwatch.com.