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Never knew that!
Thanks John, that's very interesting! Your answer has inspired two follow-up questions:
1. When no bushing or steel cap plate is used, is it just a normal friction fit jewel like any other?
2. Is one style or another considered to be a best practice, or is it fairly inconsequential/stylistic?
Thanks again; there's always so much to learn about even the tiniest details!
Cheers,
Brandon
Never knew that!
By: brandon1 : November 8th, 2014-15:36
Thanks John, that's very interesting! Your answer has inspired two follow-up questions: 1. When no bushing or steel cap plate is used, is it just a normal friction fit jewel like any other? 2. Is one style or another considered to be a best practice, or i...
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By: ei8htohms : November 14th, 2014-19:53
1. Yes, normal friction fit jewels. Either olive or flat. 2. Just different approaches. Steel cap with screw is much more expensive if done well (black polished, shaped to match bridge, beveled, etc.). Patek 215 uses a fixed cap with "vents" for cleaning ...