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Does anyone know if this has an interesting history?
It dates from 1740
u/C0NSW4N — 2 days ago
▲ 1 r/watchrepair
Back removal
Hi All, I have a lady's Rolex datejust, with a back diameter of 23mm, the majority of back removal tools out there are 22.50 mm and then jump to 26mm - can anyone recommend a method which i can use to remove the back? Tried the rubber ball/ tape method and even superglued a rod to the back, but it is too stiff - or even direct me to a 23mm mould. Thanks in advance
u/C0NSW4N — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/RolexWatches
Back removal
Hi All, I have a lady's datejust, with a back diameter of 23mm, the majority of back removal tools out there are 22.50 mm and then jump to 26mm - can anyone recommend a method which i can use to remove the back? Tried the rubber ball/ tape method and even superglued a rod to the back, but it is too stiff - or even direct me to a 23mm mould. Thanks in advance
u/C0NSW4N — 1 month ago
▲ 27 r/heraldry
18th century silver with motto and dukes coronet
Anyone with ideas on who this relates to? Thanks
u/C0NSW4N — 2 months ago