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When replacing an enamel or porcelain dial that is pinned, how do you do it to make it stay without causing hairlines or worse? Thanks. Patrick 1616 | ||
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I'm guessing you don't have the pins. If that is the case you can purchase Brass and or steel pins. You might have to install them in a pin vice then file them down. Then trim them to fit. Hence the word Watchmaker. | |||
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