that will be moderately hard
yes measure outside diameter of the dial, that is the only important thing
then you have to find the right watch
try existing watches
used
broken
except no one measures or specs dial size
if it is 1mm off it will look bad or not fit
wle
Thank you. I thought smth like that as I’ve only found replacement parts for specific watches, not sizes.
Maybe I better write to the guy on youtube who showed (me) how to replace a coil on a quartz movement.
It would be cool though to have two watches for me and my wife with our family’s name, not many people can tell that 
On the small one the crown falls out, asaik the only right thing to do is to get a new movement, on that one quartz wouldn’t matter (women usually don’t care).
==finding a movement to exactly fit a case will also be hard
there will be no specs
many things to fit and measure
good luck
wle
Thank you.Maybe I just ask the watchmaker, my Seiko 5 SNK809 needs a service, too 
there are really not a lot of standards in watches
some movements are standard—the expensive ones
but yours is probably old and cheap and not standard
watchmaker would know
might have something he could just slap your dials in for $100 or so
wle
Invicta Men’s 8926OB Pro Diver
Casio Men’s MDV106-1AV
During the last 18months of COVID shutdown I ordered way too many things online including the Invicta last year - I always an automatic - and the Casio earlier this year. The time difference between the two tells the Invicta story - it loses a minute or so every week.
I didn’t wear a watch a lot the last 20 years but thought the Invicta looked ok for a budget. I read online that friends don’t let friends buy Invicta but I’ve received only compliment on it IRL 
The Casio is for backup and my son borrows it sometimes for occasions when it would be rude to pull out a phone to check time.
Slightly off topic, I feel like people don’t notice when you sneak a quick peak at a wrist watch these days whereas you get looks if you glance at your phone. Anyone other watch wearers find similar? Do people still tap their wrist when they ask you for the time?
Not sure how it is in your country, but over here I was taught (some decades ago) that if a guy does that to another guy (“Do you have the time?”), he’s propositioning for an encounter. Not sure if the practice is still the same nowadays though; it’s been a long time since I’ve been asked.
love those casios
the MOST watch for the money! ever!
There is something to it, yeah. Although, when people look at their phones, you don’t know if it’s to check time or to check some notifications/alerts.
But yeah, I much prefer looking at my wrist than pulling the phone out of my pocket to check time.
I honestly can’t remember the last time someone has asked me for the time.
Are you takin the piss??!? Never heard of that living in Europe and Australia. 
Think of all the lost opportunities if I was that way inclined.
I can’t remember either but that’s more ’cause of many, many COVID lockdown days in Melbourne. Also maybe I’m not ridiculously good looking, see above.
I’ve also never heard that. I’ve lived in the USA my entire life (60 years), and every person who asked me for the time was clearly interested in knowing the correct time, and nothing else.
yeah i never heard that one
[i also never really understood ‘taking the piss’ til recently it means ‘are you kidding me?’ right?]
wle
wle
yes, are you kidding me. One I learned a couple of years ago that means the same thing was a line from UK TV show, “Are you having a laugh?”
Potential deal for someone...
Used Casio GD-350 for $35.40
https://www.ebay.com/itm/284489906584
The watch does look a little dirty, but if the seller is telling the truth about the condition, this is a steal.
I would buy it, but I already have two GD-350s, and I don't need a third.
UPDATE:
Looks like someone bought it.
At this point a pocket watch is mainly for style points right? Basically everyone has a phone with network-synced time built in.
When I'm at home, I rarely have my phone on me.
And it is way easier for me to look at my watch than my phone.
Also, my watch has multiple alarms, a countdown timer, and a stopwatch that I frequently use.
A phone may offer those features as well, but it isn't nearly as convenient.
I don't wear a watch for style points--I wear a watch because it is functional.
EDIT:
If you're just talking about pocket watches, you might have a point.
I missed that part, and thought you were talking about wrist watches, which is what this thread is usually about.
no, a watch is more convenient to get time
period
and it has other stuff
and does not have to charge all the time
and does not have to boot windows or whatever
and apple can;t obsolete it
These are all reasons why I still wear a watch. I now use a watch that is powered by the sun and has atomic-clock syncing, which helps me with the bus and subway schedule…but the irony is that I don’t receive the atomic clock signal well enough during the warmer months to set my watch through my east-facing windows, so I have to use a phone app to sync the watch to the atomic clock. :person_facepalming:
yeah me too
i have 2 solar atomics
a casio and a citizen
both are also analog/digital
so they have hands, plus digital window for dates, stopwatch etc
and about 10 other atomic clocks around the house
wle
it;s also my ‘avatar’ pic on this site
You’re all good, I actually meant to write wrist watches anyway.
My situation is this:
So I’m never more than 2 seconds away from knowing what time it is. Makes it hard for me to see a point in having a watch.
EDIT: Forgot to mention, the Android clock app has a Timer and a stopwatch and can do multiple alarms.