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Join Date: Aug 2024
Location: Tennessee
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3055 movement
I have a man's Day Date 1st quickset, which is date quickset only. I think it is a 3055 movement. I've had a lot of problems with it. Cannot seem to keep it running. Started with the date skipping forward a day or two. Finally broke its mainspring. I've had it worked on many times. I've read that this movement is problematic. I'm actually thinking of replacing the movement with a nonquickset movement, which I think is a 1555 or 1556. May be more of a pain to set, but has to be less problematic. My question is, will the 1555/1556 movement fit in my case? Thank you for any responses
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#2 |
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Join Date: Jul 2023
Location: somewhere else
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nothing wrong with 3055 I never had a problem on my 40 yo 18078 serviced last in 2012 plus 2 a day and it's worn a lot
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Earth
Posts: 23,583
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I wouldn't do it.
A 3055 is a great movement when it's in good condition, get it serviced properly by RSC. |
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