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djolemag wrote: That small screw, in the middle, between movement fixing screw and barrel bridge screw, that could be for keyless...

That is a screw for dial feet, like another on opposite side.
I had worked with this movements and had installed on Egiziano builds.

Kp0y wrote:

djolemag wrote: That small screw, in the middle, between movement fixing screw and barrel bridge screw, that could be for keyless...

That is a screw for dial feet, like another on opposite side.
I had worked with this movements and had installed on Egiziano builds.

You're right, I forgot about dial feet screw

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Very interesting, looking now at Ranfft pictures, it should be cal 526 according to bridge layout, everything fits except keyless screw. I suppose that stem can be removed from dial side because dial feet screws are easy accesible.

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djolemag wrote: ↑November 1st, 2019, 2:09 am Very interesting, looking now at Ranfft pictures, it should be cal 526 according to bridge layout, everything fits except keyless screw. I suppose that stem can be removed from dial side because dial feet screws are easy accesible.

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In this watches stem is different. You need to remove the movement from the case and stem remain fixed to case, you can unscrew it from crown then.
Stem here is not fixed to movement.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre ... 3967088954

Weird. This looks like a counterfeit 616.

I think it is one of the predecessors, a 516.
And citing Ranfft here is utter mockery.

Yup, it is 516, check three screws on crown wheel..

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And Cortebert 516 usually is a 15 jewel, as this is....

Tudor with Cali dial:

https://ebay.us/W7J0jd

bmsm wrote:Tudor with Cali dial:

https://ebay.us/W7J0jd

looks very nice. if it is gen with the cali dial?