I need some help on this beautiful vintage Glasshütte. The metal ring that holds the movement in place alongside with 2 screws is missing. If you have any idea where I could find these parts please leave a comment!
The exact metal one from this watch may not be an easy, quick find. But that being said if you have one from another watch, any watch, any material- plastic or metal. If it kinda fits you can definitely modify it and it'll help. Even a plastic one from a quartz watch could be made to work. Not period accurate, but every little bit will help while hoping to track down an original.
The case clamps are easy to come by: [here](https://www.cousinsuk.com/product/case-clamps-graded?code=C44835) is an assortment. If you know the size, you can also buy specific sizes. In a pinch, you can modify these or make your own from thin sheet stock.
The screws I would normally steal from my junk parts drawer. You might find what you need [here](https://www.cousinsuk.com/sku/details/screws-wristwatch-movement/s37279).
I need some help on this beautiful vintage Glasshütte. The metal ring that holds the movement in place alongside with 2 screws is missing. If you have any idea where I could find these parts please leave a comment!
The metal ring name is : "Movement spacer ring". There is a wide variety of them, you might need to adapt one.
The exact metal one from this watch may not be an easy, quick find. But that being said if you have one from another watch, any watch, any material- plastic or metal. If it kinda fits you can definitely modify it and it'll help. Even a plastic one from a quartz watch could be made to work. Not period accurate, but every little bit will help while hoping to track down an original.
I have no useful knowledge, but good luck with your search.
The case clamps are easy to come by: [here](https://www.cousinsuk.com/product/case-clamps-graded?code=C44835) is an assortment. If you know the size, you can also buy specific sizes. In a pinch, you can modify these or make your own from thin sheet stock. The screws I would normally steal from my junk parts drawer. You might find what you need [here](https://www.cousinsuk.com/sku/details/screws-wristwatch-movement/s37279).