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  1. Panionios

    Panionios Mar 27, 2016

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    Bought this new in 1987.
    Finding these parts journey begins.
    Thank you for the forums
     
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  2. Calibre11

    Calibre11 Editor of Calibre11.com Staff Member Mar 28, 2016

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    Very nice- as you say, a 980.006.

    Apart from the obvious missing bezel, the watch looks to be in pretty fair condition. Does the movement work OK?

    Take a look here- http://www.calibre11.com/tag-heuer-1000/ for background
     
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  3. Panionios

    Panionios Apr 9, 2016

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    Yes movement is perfect i sychronized it with my cell phone when i replaced the battery. The watchmaker said he has never seen such a tight screw.he said he knows they get tight but this was very tight. Anyway so i already received an email for some parts. I doubt Hauer can get me a new bezel.

    From all the articles i read i really like this conversion someone did with green bezel and oyster band submariner style
     
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    Calibre11 Editor of Calibre11.com Staff Member Apr 14, 2016

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    Yes, Stewart at Heuerville did the green bezel conversion...and yes, it did look cool!
     
  5. elbeik

    elbeik Apr 14, 2016

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  6. Panionios

    Panionios Apr 14, 2016

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    yes looks great :)

    I am into manufacturing / engineering/ small batch prototyping and I am tempted to make the bezel on my own but to get the good dimensions I would need to examine a bezel.

    Can someone that has an extra post a few pics next to something that I can measure on a pic?

    I am interested in a good diameter measurement and I would like to know the number of edges on a bezel lol


    I lost the bezel around 1993 and TAG europe replaced it for me and then somewhere in tucson 1999 I lost it again.
     
  7. elbeik

    elbeik Apr 14, 2016

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    Now there's a thought; I wonder if 3D printing could provide an opportunity to update / replace bezels.
     
  8. Panionios

    Panionios Apr 14, 2016

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    We have tried 3D printing and it will definitelywork for watches in ABS plastic.

    By the time the digital measuring system goes through one and actually making it easy $1000 for one my rough guess or you can make 100 pieces for about $1000 hahaha I hate the reality of manufacturing.

    ordering through tag europe is not possible i am assuming

    I am in Minnesota and they list tag dealers at macys lol so i will give it some time to locate a used bezel but would consider paying for new