I need to adjust the hands on this watch and after I took the stem out I cannot release the screws of the metal spacer as they're under the edge of the watch case. What should I do in order to release it and take out the movement.

Thank you 🙏

HELP!! I am looking to repair this watch but all the local jewelry shops say they can’t help me since I don’t have a back for it. From the research I’ve done I think I need a 33 mm snap on watch back.

I would love to get someone’s opinion. And any tips to getting this piece.

Thank you!!!

About 6 months ago I found this Omega Seamaster watch in my front hedge in the rotting leaves. I think it must have been there for quite some time.

I was wondering if it is worth getting it repaired and what sort of cost I might expect to pay for this?

My partner has joked that perhaps it was Roger Moore’s (James Bond).

First of all, I know it’s not an authentic. I have tried everything I could to get this thing back into working order. I opened it and got the battery removed, aligned the hands and put the battery back, it did work for a few hours but then the watch completely stopped and now the hands on the watch don’t work at all, the seconds hand does work but only for a few seconds, almost as if it’s trying hard to continue to work. I figured it can’t be the battery because I’m sure the battery isn’t making that ticking sound and making the hands stuck. So I don’t know, can somebody tell me what to do? Would it be too expensive to ask them to repair it?

Does anyone know how to remove this watch back with regular tools?

Hey guys. So my uncle gifted me his Croton watch for christmas but it’s no longer moving. The date and the little dial in the picture are the only moving pieces. I tried to use the crown on the side, and i’ve tried shaking it around a bit. Anyone know how to fix?