Not sure which watch hands you need? Use this handy chart to find the correct part number. Click HERE to view hour and minute watch hands chart.
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Sweep and Small Sub Second Hands Chart
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i have rolex precsion watch , 4428 4357 4332 that vintage area need sub second hand
how do I look for the correct sub dial second hand for my ball Cleveland pocket watch
You can measure your current watch hands or the canon pinion to determine what size hands you need and select from the chart. A helpful article for this is found here: https://blog.esslinger.com/how-to-measure-watch-hands/
Or you can use the watch parts inquiry form for help finding parts you need. The parts department will research your request and get back to you in 2-3 business days with a cost and availability.
https://www.esslinger.com/watch-parts-inquiry
I have a Straton “Classic Driver Chrono” with a Seiko VK64 quartz movement. I was able to find hour and minute hands here to fit, but I’m not sure what size hole the chronograph hand has. From the website Calibre Corner I got the impression it’s a .32 mm hole. Not sure if that’s right. The hand is approx. 15 mm long. Would you have hands to fit?
Thanks
Please use our watch parts inquiry form found here: https://www.esslinger.com/watch-parts-inquiry/
Someone in the parts department will research your watch with the given information and get back to you as soon as they can with a price and availability of the parts you are looking for.
Hello,
Do you have a tutorial on how the trim/cut/shorten the length of a sweep second hand for watches.
The sweep second hands you have in inventory is a bit long.
Thanks,
I am looking for a red or silver seconds hand for a Benrus DR2L 1 movement or ETA 2370. The measurements are roughly 0.21mm diameter hole; .7 mm post depth; 12mm hand length, from hole to end. Will a .20 mm diameter hole hand work? I don’t see a lot of options for .21 mm seconds hands.
Please use our watch parts inquiry form found here: https://www.esslinger.com/watch-parts-inquiry/
Someone in the parts department will research your watch with the given information and get back to you as soon as they can with a price and availability of the parts you are looking for and answer any questions you may have.