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Nar987 · 21 May 2014, 11:38 AM

I recently got a hold of an old 1803 with the 1556 movement. I have a question about the dial. The dial doesn't have prongs that most do. What is this called when it's the type of dial with no pins/prongs? It's like a snap on or something. My horologist was explaining it to me but he has a thick accent so I couldn't make it out over the phone. Seems like there should be a name for it.

21 May 2014, 11:38 AM	#1
Nar987 "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Real Name: Adam Robinson Location: McKinney, Tx Watch: '68 Glycine Airman Posts: 290	Vintage 1803 Question I recently got a hold of an old 1803 with the 1556 movement. I have a question about the dial. The dial doesn't have prongs that most do. What is this called when it's the type of dial with no pins/prongs? It's like a snap on or something. My horologist was explaining it to me but he has a thick accent so I couldn't make it out over the phone. Seems like there should be a name for it.

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