My First Zenith

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Crappy iPhone pic of my first Zenith, having arrived in the post yesterday...

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Crappy iPhone pic of my first Zenith, having arrived in the post yesterday...

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That deserves its own thread. Post one as soon as you've got more pics
 
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My first Zenith. Bought 5 days ago ;)

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Ah, the Pilot Montre d'Aéronef type 20! Good choice. What are you going to do for a band? :)
 
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Ah, the Pilot Montre d'Aéronef type 20! Good choice. What are you going to do for a band? :)
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My first Zenith. Bought 5 days ago ;)

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Careful, that small bezel/all dial design is gonna make it wear large on the wrist
 
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Better pics as promised. Please indulge my first photographic/photoshop attempts. The last pic is intentionally dreadful to highlight pitting on the crystal, which I believe I will need to replace....

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This pic really over-emphasizes pitting/scratching on the crystal. Moreover, the crystal spins in place. Is it safe to assume that it needs a new crystal and gasket?

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I'm not so sure it does have a gasket. It's probably just a slightly undersized crystal. Measure the opening and add 1/10th of a milimetre for the new crystal.
 
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I'm not so sure it does have a gasket. It's probably just a slightly undersized crystal. Measure the opening and add 1/10th of a milimetre for the new crystal.

Think this is the kind of thing my local jeweler can handle or should I take it into a swiss watch specialist?
 
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I'm sure the local guy could do it. Let's face it, if I can do it then any pro could do it better and quicker.