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@@pushpendersorout32 No, it's not fake. I find your comment really funny, though 🙂

@@pushpendersorout32Still waiting. I will not remove your comment awaiting your "expert" opinion why you said the watch is fake so that you help the watch community 🙂 Funny comment

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Correct. All the models you mentioned are in stock. Most of them not listed yet, though.

A standard pin removal tool will do, you may just need some magnification and with stable hands it's easy

Thanks for prompt reply. Do you know where I can get the watch straps? It is an old watch …

@@RayGoh-cs8de If you live in UK, I recommend sectime.co.uk and cousinsuk.com Also, eBay and aliexpress have some good stuff but quality varies

Hi. They are the same for the plastic and metal cases. Crystals are 2mm thick. Diameter for the smaller/ladies version is 19.5mm, while the larger/men version is 24mm

@@BizarreWatch Thanks a lot, I left a thumbs up!

It requires quite some force, using thumbs (which sometimes hurt). Some crystals will be really stuck that you may have to use the press tool to get them out.

@@BizarreWatch thanks for the reply, will it be ok to use the same nylon gasket?

@@Boz999s In most cases yes, provided that the gasket is not damaged before or during crystal replacement. If you are in doubt and visual inspection is not enough, a pressure test would tell if gaskets are good or bad

Thanks. Since it's a plastic bezel (and aged from 1980s, hence plastic fatigue is more risky), I would not recommend lifting the bezel from one side using a case opener knife or so. The safest in this situation would be a bezel removing tool that apply even force at 4 corners. Different tools for different situations ;)

Thank you so much for the insight and answering my question ^_^

It's a non branded overseas strap with no graining, just flat and straight. Lug width for the Mens version is 18mm and the one for ladies version is 15mm. It's quite harder to find 15mm straps. So, I buy 16mm straps instead and "squeeze" them in using the original spring bars. 16mm straps would easily fit a 15mm lug but this is not true for the spring bar. A longer springbar can be squeezed into a smaller lug, BUT you will have hard times trying to remove it later. I hope that makes sense.

1- I'm not sure about the reference number for your watch. In that case, the best is to remove the glass, measure it using a proper calibre and order a similar one. If the glass is lost, you can measure the inner diameter of the plastic gasket while mounted on the watch. glass dimensions for the WA1217 version (and similar size cases) is 24mm wide, 2mm thick 2- This is a non-branded flat and straight one, 16mm for the ladies version (to be squeezed in the 15mm lugs) and 18mm wide for the Mens version 3- Bezel can be removed with caution as it's plastic and the underneath ring can be cleaned

Hi, thanks for the detailed info. Mine ref is WA1215 and I assume it's 24mm crystal size (as what you've told earlier 👍). Will definitely measure the original Crystal size later.

By the way, it will be great if you can share us a video on how to dismantle the bezel and glass gasket... 😊 Thanks

@@thamme1179 I would definitely do. Give me some time and I will post one

This watch is already sold. Please check the current stock on my eBay account: www.ebay.co.uk/usr/bizarrewatch Or at lower prices on my website: www.bizarrewatch.com

Not really, the crown has been pre-released for the video purpose. You have to press a lever (pointed with an arrow in the movement) to release the crown stem.