The perpetual wrist shot thread

[Yoda]

Thanks!

Yes, a D 6152 but unfortunately the movement is not in working order

That's why there's no wrist shot.

ohhh sorry, which movement working inside?

A regular 6497. The ratchet wheel screw snapped inside

Wasn't it the screw for the click?

[Emilio]

ohhh sorry, which movement working inside?

A regular 6497. The ratchet wheel screw snapped inside

Wasn't it the screw for the click?

Yes! My watch related vocabulary is reduced

The click screw indeed (to me it works as part of the ratchet)

[tafari]

A regular 6497. The ratchet wheel screw snapped inside

Wasn't it the screw for the click?

Yes! My watch related vocabulary is reduced

The click screw indeed (to me it works as part of the ratchet)

sounds bad but I guess there will be a way for repair.

[Yoda]

A regular 6497. The ratchet wheel screw snapped inside

Wasn't it the screw for the click?

Yes! My watch related vocabulary is reduced

The click screw indeed (to me it works as part of the ratchet)

Everything is a part of something! LOL!

[Yoda]

Wasn't it the screw for the click?

Yes! My watch related vocabulary is reduced

The click screw indeed (to me it works as part of the ratchet)

sounds bad but I guess there will be a way for repair.

There is no way around this, other than removing the barrel bridge and all steel parts before emerging the plate in a alumn solution.

[tafari]

Yes! My watch related vocabulary is reduced

The click screw indeed (to me it works as part of the ratchet)

sounds bad but I guess there will be a way for repair.

There is no way around this, other than removing the barrel bridge and all steel parts before emerging the plate in a alumn solution.

OMG a lot work, better to look for a new one or a new used barrel bridge

[civic4982]

nice one E is it a 6152 ?

Such an excellent color on this dial E!


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[Emilio]

nice one E is it a 6152 ?

Such an excellent color on this dial E!


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Thanks! I was aiming for a NOS look.

[Yoda]

sounds bad but I guess there will be a way for repair.

There is no way around this, other than removing the barrel bridge and all steel parts before emerging the plate in a alumn solution.

OMG a lot work, better to look for a new one or a new used barrel bridge

Welcome to my world!

It's not a big deal, a few hours in a solution and the screw is gone. Rather pleasant work in my opinion.

[hako]

There is no way around this, other than removing the barrel bridge and all steel parts before emerging the plate in a alumn solution.

OMG a lot work, better to look for a new one or a new used barrel bridge

Welcome to my world!

It's not a big deal, a few hours in a solution and the screw is gone. Rather pleasant work in my opinion.

Indeed, and it is rather intriguing to remove the screw.
Here my experience with some experimental data:

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