While I am on the topic of repairs (not having much luck with AAA+ quality watches).
I have a ladies datejust which I managed to snap the stem when changing the time. Been told it can be repaired - does anyone have any experience of this?
While I am on the topic of repairs (not having much luck with AAA+ quality watches).
I have a ladies datejust which I managed to snap the stem when changing the time. Been told it can be repaired - does anyone have any experience of this?
Need a clearer pic of the crown. It looks there might not be enough stem left on it to unscrew the broken part out. I can see the stem inside the tube, that part is no problem.
Need a clearer pic of the crown. It looks there might not be enough stem left on it to unscrew the broken part out. I can see the stem inside the tube, that part is no problem.
This is the kind of pic we need to see of your crown. Use the pinch and zoom feature of the phone camera. Put the crown down so it isn't moving and rest the phone on a desk to stabilize it. Trying to see if there is any stem left you can unscrew to get it out of the crown. If not you will need a new crown.
The movement should be able to be removed from the case with the stem piece like it is. Then the stem piece can be removed from the movement. If you are going to try to do this yourself, I'd suggest removing the movement from the case. If you get that far, more help can be provided.