cazalea
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Certainly, here’s a bit more and the resolution of the problem
I got this watch 10 years ago.
I can’t recall ever reading the manual since the first week or two. It’s complicated!
I believe I have located the source of the problem; at some point the 2 crown might have been out or the 3 crown was used incorrectly.
When I took out both the crowns and touched the hand, it returned to its home location.
Perhaps there was no need to open the watch, but in any case, it’s working well now.
Walking around the bench (not beach)
I got up this morning to find dense fog outside, the fog horn blowing on the bay, and no real plan til Mrs C wakes up. So I went down to do some chores at the watch bench, and I thought I could walk y’all through a typical hour or two at the bench. FIRST ...
Early bird…
Breaks the strap? 😉 Thanks for taking us along on this fun journey - a tad different from your regular walks but no less fun 👍🏻
Gets the worm
though we mostly have seed eaters around here. Few worms so the natives forage for seeds. or insects They keep me from getting too bench-bound. Glad to be of entertainment value this morning. Mike ...
Certainly, here’s a bit more and the resolution of the problem
I got this watch 10 years ago. LINK TO PURCHASE STORY I can’t recall ever reading the manual since the first week or two. It’s complicated! I believe I have located the source of the problem; at some point the 2 crown might have been out or the 3 crown wa...
It's nice that you have the tools and the confidence to do this kind of work.
I have neither. I felt my heartbeat racing going through these photos (no lie) expecting something to go awry. Thanks for the pics! M4
Such a great way to start the day,
even if it would have been better if the strap of Hysek did not brake. Thanks for taking us along this exciting journey.