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Omega 1128 | |
Base: | ETA 2892-A2 |
No - that won't work. The hour wheel on an 1128 is completely different from the one on a 2892 A2.Reference:
Omega 1128 Base: ETA 2892-A2
So you may find it easier to locate an ETA 2892 - A2 hour wheel.
No idea where you are located or where you have looked. With the part number you should be able to search various watch material suppliers, eBay, etc. to find one. There's no shortcut, so you will have to do the legwork to find one.Al, that is the one. 2.74mm part number 7221128310462. Is there any way for me to source this part? Thank you. Your time and knowledge are greatly appreciated and respected. aalinaman.
Unfortunately this will likely only be a temporary solution. This wheel will fail eventually...To correct this hour wheel problem I oiled the hour wheel and eased the tension of the date ring click. The date is a bit sloppy but the hour wheel works correctly.
That's one way to look at it I suppose. In every watch I've ever had in my shop with this problem, it has gone well past any recommended service interval. So part of the problem is that watch owners don't follow service recommendations - but as watchmakers we all know this.This only goes to prove that modern watch manufacturers are producing products that will not last for long without replacement parts that they will not supply.