Thanks to Andy I've finally finished a restoration I started almost two years ago.I have a 1 star rarity Manhattan dollar watch.Only 160,000 made so parts are hard to find.I needed a hairspring to finish and the movement Andy listed here a week or so ago had one.My watch is finally running and keeping very good time.Thanks Andy.Regards to all.Norm
Posts: 484 | Location: Georgia in the United States | Registered: August 04, 2010
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Inquiring to see if your model has screw bezels or snap-on, as these come in a couple of different varities. I have three of these all are different, one with both bezels that screw-on, one with snap-on front bezel and screw-on back, and one with both bezels that snap-on?
A very nice watch, hope mine turn-out as good.
Best Regards, Bila
Posts: 2265 | Location: Gladstone in Australia | Registered: January 14, 2011
Good Morning Bila,Mine has snap back and bezel.Mine is kind of different in that the fat book lists the two button in a base metal case with a paper dial.Mine has a porcelain dial.Found this ad on line and thought it would go nicely with my watch.Best regards,norm
Posts: 484 | Location: Georgia in the United States | Registered: August 04, 2010
