Reply With QuoteYou could always use the replacement sticky dots?, I put these on a watch I was building, help the dial lovely, with no movement at all.
Cheers
Mike
I have a Omega Dynamic ladies watch where the dial feet are missing and glue is used to secure the dial. Not a good solution. Are there someone that can help me solder on new feet? I'll service the movement my selves, but I don't have access to a solder machine for the feet and I won't be using it enough to justify buying one.
You could always use the replacement sticky dots?, I put these on a watch I was building, help the dial lovely, with no movement at all.
Cheers
Mike
Christian at watchguy.co.UK has a proper machine... you could ask him;
http://watchguy.co.uk/how-to-re-atta...ering-machine/
Great, thanks. I sent Christian a mail. I prefer to have proper feet over dial dots as it's a more durable solution.
You could also buy dial feet and glue them with 2k epoxy
Mike, what are the sticky dots you're referring to? Sounds useful...
Originally Posted by seadog1408
I think these are what he was referring to, just been looking them up myself!
https://m.cousinsuk.com/sku/watch-pa...s-strips/d0419
Yes, that's what I did on a 60s Constellation. The dial feet needed modding a bit to fit, but having a large surface area on the base enabled them to stick OK. A VERY tricky job to do; getting them in the correct position is difficult and I wouldn`t fancy doing another in a rush. A better solution than using the sticky pads, though.
Paul
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