OK GUYS NEED SOME HELP PULSAR V732C

[lovewatches]

Hi guys I am trying to change glass on this military watch my question is how do I get the crown out?
i can't see any push button ? is it the crown itself that need to be out -pull ?

any help will be appreciated

cheers jerry

[DaveS]

Hi guys I am trying to change glass on this military watch my question is how do I get the crown out?
i can't see any push button ? is it the crown itself that need to be out -pull ?

any help will be appreciated

cheers jerry

Jerry
First push the crown back in.
If you look at the pic

You should see a dimple where the arrow is pointing. The crown should be in the "IN" position. Press down at this point while pulling gently on the crown.

I replaced a crystal on one of these recently and found that it was quite difficult to get the back on.
Eventualy I resorted to the following.
Take out the nylon sealing ring and fit it onto the case back.
Put the caseback/sealing ring into a plastic bag and put it in the freezer compartment.
Allow to cool down and quickly refit to case. (I used a caseback press). If you damage the nylon sealing ring they are stocked by Cousins.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards
Dave

[lovewatches]

Dave you saved my watch life thanks to you he will be ticking under a new glass...

thank you for your time a+++

jerry

[derek_faker]

As a matter of interest, what size glass do they take please?

[DaveS]

As a matter of interest, what size glass do they take please?

The OEM Seiko crystal is 300P01LN03 which measures 30.0 x 1.1 mm.
Kind regards
Dave

[derek_faker]

Thanks Dave.

Sent from my GT-S5830

[Hein]

Thanks VERY much for your reply to Lovewatches, Dave!
One of my parishioners asked me to repair his V732C of which the no. 12 (no numbers, only little bars with 2 pins each) and 10 bars had come off, blocking the minute hand. I came across your post and the crown came off without problems.
Now he has no excuse to come late for church anymore...
Have a wonderful day!