High AC pressure

[Jeepwm69]

Originally Posted by Shifty One

It's really very simple, even a caveman could do it.

Every time I tell myself that, I end up doing the job 3 times and it costs me more than it would buying it done.

Case in point, just replaced the watch movement in my old Swiss Army watch I got back in the late 80's. Was a gift from my grandmother, so has sentimental value. Victorinox wanted like $250 to fix it.

Found the watch movement, which was about $20 on Amazon. Bought the little tools to do the job (tool to pop the back off, another tool to remove the hands from the movement, another tool to put the hands back on, and another tool to pop the back back on).

Ruined the first replacement movement I had trying to get the second hand in place. Got the 2nd replacement movement in place, and it works, but ruined the second hand, so still not right.

Now I gotta order more watch hands, and hope I can get them in place without breaking something else!