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I have several nice enamel watch dials of varying sizes from a few companies. I have measured the diameters of them all and would like to know what watch size each would have been made for. For example: an Elgin dial that measures 37.95mm should fit something like a 9 or 10 size watch. Not sure which and don't even know if Elgin made either size. Is there a chart somewhere that says a certain size dial from a specific company fits a certain size watch? | ||
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IHC Member 1357 |
William, look on this site "Technical Library, Movement Numbers And Site Links" Page 2, Dial Feet Position Chart. Very helpful Roger | |||
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IHC Member 163![]() |
There's also a dial scale/rule you can purchase to measure dials. I have one I received from an old watchmaker friend made of metal. Regards! Mark | |||
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Thanks guys. Although it doesn't include dial diameters, the foot location chart is considerable help. | |||
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