I Finally got one for my own.... .WOW.

[longbike]

Aloha ,

 A fellow Forum Partner had given me some advice on how to fix my

broken ... 7T34-6A09 watch. He gave some advice on what to do with it

and it was a very good point to learn. Later he emails me and asked me

for my Postal address, so I sent it to him.

To day in my Postal Box I get this, a gifted parts watch but I think it has much

potential to get repaired. A 7T34-6A09 also   . I first saw them when I started to collect a few

watchs and said, wonder how Big they are ? But never came close to getting one yet.

Now I have one so I am going to get it done some way. I have to find a bracelet for it, because

I only have the head right now. But will try to fix it some way in the mean time.

I think that Dial some way can be cleaned to be nice again.

I just love it, even if it is not a Aqualand , but I always wanted one of these too.

( Found out it is my .... " Birth Month ", too........ November ).    

Thank you very much Sir for a fine gift.

Aloha Louis   LongBike

[sdoocms]

What a nice gift!!!  I say restore it!!

[longbike]

Jan 2, 2015 13:49:57 GMT -8 sdoocms said:

What a nice gift!!!  I say restore it!!

Thank you Sir , I am going to try too. I hope a Bracelet can be found also later on,

has to be a Size  ( 7 1/2 - 8 )  around there.

It looks a lot better in the flesh too.

Aloha

[trandy]

Jan 2, 2015 13:46:55 GMT -8 longbike said:

Aloha ,

 A fellow Forum Partner had given me some advice on how to fix my

broken ... 7T34-6A09 watch. He gave some advice on what to do with it

and it was a very good point to learn. Later he emails me and asked me

for my Postal address, so I sent it to him.

To day in my Postal Box I get this, a gifted parts watch but I think it has much

potential to get repaired. A 7T43-6A09 also   . I first saw them when I started to collect a few

watchs and said, wonder how Big they are ? But never came close to getting one yet.

Now I have one so I am going to get it done some way. I have to find a bracelet for it, because

I only have the head right now. But will try to fix it some way in the mean time.

I think that Dial some way can be cleaned to be nice again.

I just love it, even if it is not a Aqualand , but I always wanted one of these too.

Thank you very much Sir for a fine gift.

Aloha Louis   LongBike

Totally badass.

[longbike]

Jan 2, 2015 15:21:36 GMT -8 trandy said:

Jan 2, 2015 13:46:55 GMT -8 longbike said:

Aloha ,

 A fellow Forum Partner had given me some advice on how to fix my

broken ... 7T34-6A09 watch. He gave some advice on what to do with it

and it was a very good point to learn. Later he emails me and asked me

for my Postal address, so I sent it to him.

To day in my Postal Box I get this, a gifted parts watch but I think it has much

potential to get repaired. A 7T43-6A09 also   . I first saw them when I started to collect a few

watchs and said, wonder how Big they are ? But never came close to getting one yet.

Now I have one so I am going to get it done some way. I have to find a bracelet for it, because

I only have the head right now. But will try to fix it some way in the mean time.

I think that Dial some way can be cleaned to be nice again.

I just love it, even if it is not a Aqualand , but I always wanted one of these too.

Thank you very much Sir for a fine gift.

Aloha Louis   LongBike

Totally badass.

  I think so too Guy , I really like this one. :winner:

[cd_god]

Nice gift.

Hopefully the stain on the dial comes off.

[longbike]

Aloha Josh, Yes it did I followed Tony Anzacs post about his watch and he said

some one told him .... Lemon Juice and Saliva.   And also ....Tony Cockroach said Saliva also......

" Well I got a Q-tip and tongue dabbed it and it came right off ". It was just a little dry powered stain,

and it came right off and now it is clean.

Now for the parts searching.  Never did one too.

[Deleted]

Jan 2, 2015 21:02:25 GMT -8 longbike said:

Aloha Josh, Yes it did I followed Tony Anzacs post about his watch and he said

some one told him .... Lemon Juice and Saliva. Well I got a Q-tip and tongue dabbed it

and it came right off. It was just a little dry powered stain, and it came right off and now it is clean.

Now for the parts searching.  never did one too.

A q-tip and gob is all I use to clean dirty dials. Unless it's rust the marks come off every time. Nice watch Louis.

T

[martog]

Restore restore restore nice one Louis.

Mark

[Groundhog66]

I'm looking forward, to seeing this one on your wrist, Louis!

[longbike]

Aloha ,

Yes guys I finally found one and it was a gift all the way from

Singapore too. 

When it got here yesterday I was surprised because I did not now what it was.

I was expecting a couple of the gears, and a watch head shows up  and just

the one I wanted for so long.  Now to find a working movement and get it completed.

I have been fiddling with the old movement and they are not that  hard.

One needs a lot of   " PATIENCE " (rofl)for doing these, and a steady hand.

I stripped the old one and said I am doing it once more, and now I remember

it so another one is would probably no problem.

I am getting to like these difficult ones now.   

The Dial is very nice and clean now and the hands also.

Aloha    Louis / LongBike

[longbike]

Jan 3, 2015 7:49:44 GMT -8 Groundhog66 said:

I'm looking forward, to seeing this one on your wrist, Louis!

Yes Tim , Picture taking.... , but the Grand Daughter is the WIZ, so if I beg  long enough

I can get them done. But have to wait till it is done.

[longbike]

Jan 3, 2015 7:49:44 GMT -8 Groundhog66 said:

I'm looking forward, to seeing this one on your wrist, Louis!

  Hopefully this one can be fixed soon. I am hung up on the parts right now.

I found out this one is and killer    to find a working movement for it.      

But everything else is ready to go.    

So the search has been quite interesting to it and each attempt to find one has been  .