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signcarver replied to the thread Glue for case back (not crystals).fuzz1 Thank you! OK - i think i figured it out. The original case back gasket was "hardened" and broken into pieces, with some pieces...
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Hi Yes there is a difference between the rubber gasket (o-ring) and the hard gasket red white green. The hard gasket is needed to close...
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Did you try to put the gasket in the case back? Do you use an original gasket or is it a general gasket? Some case backs are dependent...
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signcarver replied to the thread Glue for case back (not crystals).Yes, i did put the gasket in the case back. I measured a piece of the original black rubber gasket, but the gasket i used was from my...
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Hi Yep glueing a case back is not something I have ever come across and probably is not the way it should be. Post photos of the watch...
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It could be many things, maybe it is the wrong back and a unqualified repaired glued it on. Gluing a case back is not an acceptable...
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signcarver replied to the thread Glue for case back (not crystals).Hi Jim Haney, I thought the same thing. Gluing a case back just didn't ring true. I am new to watchmaking so this may be completely due...
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signcarver replied to the thread Glue for case back (not crystals).Thank you Rob.
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There is no good answer here, but I "might" use jeweler's cement. It's rubbery (and comes up fairly easily). Rob
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I'm working on a cheap quartz watch. i changed the press fit crystal and the battery. The case back was glued on and now i'm having...
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