Seagull’s ST1901 movement is a unique feat of traditional watchmaking, with roots tracing back to the Swiss-made Venus 175 movement. In 1955, Seagull acquired the patents and machinery to produce the Venus 175, using its technology to create the ST1901
Looks easy but when i tried the belt wont reach over the front spindle. Like its too short. But its the same size and numbers as the old belt. Whats up with that?
Bro i wana buy an vr to play pc vr on it (i have rtx3070 laptop too) and something has occupied my mind (when u connect your headset to laptop with the cable and u stand and start to playing is there any risk that you turn your head while playing or take a long distance and the cable will drag the laptop with it and fall off the tablel?
I also ant remove the back cover with a long flat screw driver to create resistance and a torque wrench that goes up to 270 lbs torque. My back brake cover is stuck smh
