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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Picture tour of replacing a staff on a Waltham 6/0s wristwatch, enjoy!.ahh timing washers forgot about those. I really hate swapping staffs but sometimes when Iam bored i do it on scrap balances just to get...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Picture tour of replacing a staff on a Waltham 6/0s wristwatch, enjoy!.this was awesome, I have done larger friction fit staffs for waltham/elgin 3/0 and 0, but I always had a hard time with the smaller 6/0...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Hamilton Military MIL-W-4637 style B or C, preferably made in 1981,.ebay
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Help Identifying Elgin Watch.the case was not from 1912, those cases came around late 1917 it could be later based on the manufacturer marking inside. I think...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Bad Mainspring?.possible but also unlikely, however if it were to stop the movement it would happen well before 3 hours depending on which wheel has the...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Repair manual for case pendants.I mean its not easy to do, but it takes understanding of diameters, lengths, tap sizes etc........ keeping swiss movements with swiss...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Bad Mainspring?.what skutt said about testing the train and looking for that "reverse" in the escape wheel is essential with any movement service...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Help identifying older watch.serial number/model number may not have any significance here But it should be inside of the case. The movement is most likely going to...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Honor the Death of the Last of 6 WW2 Pilots Engraved on my 1944 Holux Watch.really cool! Very nice of you to give it to someone who can cherish it
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Help identifying older watch.what exactly are you trying to "identify" ??? seems like you already did. Is there something more specific you looking to find?
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Elgin 554 Waterproof WWII.i think i saw this on ebay. Its not worth anything except for the movement and case which does not belong together.
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Deciphering Elgin A-11 Case back.Correct movement should be a mil-spec grade Elgin 539 with nickel and black/blued screws, ratchet and crown wheel, and hairspring...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Curious on the base metal for this case.nobody knows the exact content of the base metal, it is an alloy that could be a mixture of any combination of metals listed above. I...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Trying to ID several men's watches.-The triple date is most likely from the 50s possibly early 60s. I think if the crown is unsigned then its def. 50s. Crown does look...
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DDoughBoyWatches replied to the thread Provenance, Provenance, Provenance.I have family in south jersey and there are a few vintage shops I go to and you are right prices are way too high for the watches being...
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