Questions & Answers for: remove winding pin watch

remove the winding stem/crown. I have a Fossil AM3982, ladies watch. The numeral 2 at the 12 position has come off and is floating around. I have removed the back and the plastic insulator exposing ...

winding mechanism would not work because the shutter does not fire. You explained how to solve this issue with the mirror box lever. Can you please explain me how to find this part, after removing the

remove the back off the case you may be able to reengage it. Look for either a small silver coloured pin or screw adjacent to the winding stem. If it's a pin use a sharpened match stick or similar and

...pin, then remove it and join center pin to right pin. Now wait for a few seconds and then again remove the jumper and join the center pin to left pin. Make sure to turn the PC off before opening the ...

...watch them as they switched. I clipped the board back into the white box, attached all the wires and I have been running for three weeks without a single problem. If you do not like to solder, have ...

pin while turning the winding crown will move the hands forwards or backwards, depending on the direction in which you're turning the crown. If you are trying to see the rear of the watch movement

...winding slowly while putting some pressure onto the thread spool with your scissors curved handle into the top (I usually use Guttermann thread and they are tall spools coming up past the top of the ...

winding crown, and that will let you set the time. End of problem. Setting the time on a lever-set watch is a bit more complicated and will require taking off the front bezel of your pocket watch--the

...remove this first. Open the bobbin door to reveal the bobbin case, for vertical loading models. If your machine has a drop-in bobbin (horizontal loading) you may have to simply slide the metal plate ...

...winding until it stops automatically when full, while keeping light tension onto your thread spool at the back (use the curved handle of your scissors into the top of the spoool) so it maintains even ...