Watch Repair

Hi everyone;

I am looking for a roller jewel (or 2-3 of them) for a 10AX movment missing the jewel.  If anyone knows the proper dimensions of the jewel this would also be helpful.

I am also needing a modern style, gilt sub-second hand for a 10AE.

Please let me know if you can help me out.  Thanks.

I have a Traveller II (2185 movement) that I purchased new back in the mid-1970's.  The watch is in excellent condition and I still use the watch when doing business travel due to the ease in setting the watch when jumping time zones.  As luck would have it I lost the "upper" crown, the one to change the hour.  The stub of the stem, which sticks out about 1/16 inch has no threads on the outside and I can't feel anything on the bore of the stem, using a small pin to feel inside.  I can get a new stem if needed but does anyone have any information on wh

Hi All,

Looking for gaskets  that go between the case-back cover and the inner, protective shield on a Bulova military, WW2 era, wrist watch with a 10AK/10AKC/10AKCSH movement. Here is a link to pictures on this website of the same case and case-back:

http://www.mybulova.com/watches/1942-military-1486

Thanks in advance,

Sam.

Hi All,

Hi all

I have someone in the USA who needs to get a Bulova watch serviced (10bp 23j). Is there anyone on here that could give me a good price as I am paying for it. 

Thanks

Gary

 Looking for what my 'maker referred to as an escapement wheel. Please contact through PM?

- gb

 See the little sping/slither of metal that is screwed down at one end and goes to the centre to hold the seconds pinion in place.......whats that called?  I need to somehow find a new one for my model as it has broken half way, I just dont quite know where to start. I Know the 12B is a Junghans 89 calibre movement but the actual little metal part, no idea here.

cgi.ebay.com/4-bottle-MOEBIUS-8000-Swiss-watch-alarm-clock-oil-/140483454319

So is this the stuff I want for oiling or is it cheap garbage?  And after looking around the higher the number the heavier the oil?  Is that right?

Say just some decent mid level oil and oilers?  Or some other cleaning materials?

So I was cleaning a watch and needed to unscrew the crown.  Used a tweezers to hold onto the stem and it unscrewed relatively easy.

Now I can't get it to tighten enough for the watch to function again and I'm worried if i Loctite it or something I'lll screw it up for good.

Don't have a screwdriver little enough to get the stem out... maybe if I flatten the head of a needle or something.