Hello everyone. I would appreciate your help. I am trying to help a friend with his Tag Heuer Sebring stopwatch. He has owned since the 60’s and asked if I could replace the mounting plate (which has a hole drilled in the center - why he doesn’t remember but thinks it was done to mount in an existing hole on his old Porsche rally car, instead of drilling 4 holes). Question: Can anyone advise me on how to remove the movement from the case or point me to a schematic of the movement? I highlighted two screws with arrows that I assumed were two of the retaining screws, but for the life of me I can’t figure out what else I need to remove to lift the movement out of the case. I would be most grateful for any advise. My friend is in his early 80’s and is of modest means so he came to me since I was successful in resurrecting his old Tag Heuer Formula 1 watch. I have tackled minor repairs and have the appropriate tools. Thank you for any help. Bruce
Mark, The sweeping split/second hand (on the 46 marker in the first picture) is loose so that if you move the watch from side to side, up or down, the hand floats freely. I believe it simply has loosen from the post and needs to be reseated. In order to access it I need to remove the movement. (The open back is all I have to show since I have held off removing any of the plates or wheels.) Thanks, Bruce