3 Steps How To Easily Replace An Acrylic Domed Watch Crystal Seiko Timex Omega ect
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- We show the 3 easy Steps of How To Easily Replace An Acrylic Domed Watch Crystal on Seiko, Timex, Omega, and many other watch brands. Most of us have watches that are really nice looking but have scratched up crystals that distract from their appearance. It is easy to replace these ugly crystals with fresh ones. I hope this video will be helpful to you. I am a very ordinary person. If I can replace crystals, you can as well. We show how to replace plastic acrylic watch crystals of 1940's-1980's watches. We have 170 other watch repair and review videos on RUclips. Please subscribe
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I have been sanding the acrylic lenses down with fine sand paper then polishing them with poly watch. It works perfectly
Very nice video, but it's important to note that this crystal lift won't work on crystals that do not have a vertical part for them to grab onto. And if you have the base that comes with this type of lift, you can rotate the lift in the base to get the proper height on the crystal when grabbing it.
Thank you for the nice comment. Also, thank you for the helpful info.
Super helpful! Thank you!
Question. Why can’t you just pop the acrylic crystal out same way you do a glass crystal? I did that with a few watches recently and it worked fine. I have one of the removers you use. Really I forgot I had it.
Where do you source your crystals?
I can't bring myself to try this on my watch:)
Its not hard at all. I have done it several times and works good. I have the smaller crystal press and it can get hard to twist it tight enough, This is why he shows here the larger one. But I use a set of channel locks to hold the bottom and a rubber jar grabber for taking canning jar lids off on top. This gives me a bit extra torque.
I don’t want to scratch’s nee lens doing this.
My vintage omega fell and the crystal popped off. There seems to have been some glue used to hold it in place. Should I also apply glue when reinstalling it?
I love the video and am definitely subscribing to your channel. What tool is your crystal remover called and where did you get it?
You can pick them up off of eBay, they are relatively cheap. I am sure the ones that cost more are a bit better designed but the chap ones work well.
Where can I get new crystals?
Does it scratch the new Cristal?
The part in the middle of the crystal lifer can scratch the crystal. On mine I put a couple pieces of tape on the end so it would not scratch.
Mine grabs the very edge of the crystal. It does not hurt the crystal at all as its not really moving across it. Its just grabbing it and squeezing. For Marlins you can get the Timex wrench. You can find them on eBay once in a while.
does this work with a domed mineral crystal?
I don't think you can bend a mineral crystal. It has to be acrylic.
People who fix watches hand are always beat up.
Nah man some people just have dogshit hygiene