Question - how to service a PAM 382 VSF?

[up_right]

i think this is what you need

http://www.eta.ch/swisslab/7750/7750.html

Just follow the step by step instructions from ETA [emoji6]

ohhhhhh!!

Do I have a problem if I find that ETA page to be my favourite page on the internet?

 

[Tickleshoes]

[emoji16]

You don't want to see my 3135 parts though

 

[replicalover]

I just oiled and repaired a 7750 if you have any questions about it just ask.

Sent from my watch repair shop

 

[voxx]

A fitting comment I fear ...you're a braver man than most up_right

 

[up_right]

I just oiled and repaired a 7750 if you have any questions about it just ask.

Sent from my watch repair shop

Thanks! First going to practice on a dead 7750. Hopefully I won't need to bother you.

 

[up_right]

So I figured out how to service this watch the hard way, by first inundating it with pool water, later dismantling it, taking photos along the way, later cleaning each rusty part piece by piece, then slowly putting it back together again, with the proper Moebius oils. 12h from teardown to rebuild.

But now I have a broken neck.

View attachment 96812 View attachment 96813 View attachment 96814

 

[mysterio]

At least you don't have to make any effort to look down at the watch as your neck is now pre-disposed to the position. :lol:

 

[up_right]

At least you don't have to make any effort to look down at the watch as your neck is now pre-disposed to the position. :lol:

No kidding. I think I overdid it a bit. Neck still hurts, been 3 days.

 

[replicalover]

If you do work on watches long enough the pain will go away

Sent from the RWI App

 

[up_right]

If you do work on watches long enough the pain will go away

Sent from the RWI App

Good to know, however watch repair/servicing is more of a hobby.... Anyway, the watch still works, so far it was worth the effort.