Some advice needed

[Yoda]

A Siöö- Sandström Tonneau watch, "Made in Sweden", my ass..

Anyway, indexes and numerals let go of the dial and everything is rattling under the crystal, what would you use to fit them? No pins and no nothing. A bit like a Rou dial.

Any suggestions ?

[Emilio]

HS hypo cement? It's what supposedly good for "simple" jewellery or imitation jewellery.

The advantage is that it's easy to remove

[unreformed66]

I usually use crystal cement. Just be damn careful not to over apply.

[Yoda]

HS hypo cement? It's what supposedly good for "simple" jewellery or imitation jewellery.

The advantage is that it's easy to remove

I guessed that it would be the best solution, many thanks!

[Yoda]

I usually use crystal cement. Just be damn careful not to over apply.

Yes, it would be fatal! I am cheap, so over applying is not an option.

[unreformed66]

I usually use crystal cement. Just be damn careful not to over apply.

Yes, it would be fatal! I am cheap, so over applying is not an option.

I'm a Scotsman. NOBODY is cheaper than we are....

[Yoda]

I usually use crystal cement. Just be damn careful not to over apply.

Yes, it would be fatal! I am cheap, so over applying is not an option.

I'm a Scotsman. NOBODY is cheaper than we are....

Tightass! LOLOL!

[buddhabar]

https://www.strassonline.com/en/gem-tac-glue.html

[Emilio]

https://www.strassonline.com/en/gem-tac-glue.html

Yes, it's an alternative to HS hypo cement

Maybe not so easy to remove

[buddhabar]

https://www.strassonline.com/en/gem-tac-glue.html

Yes, it's an alternative to HS hypo cement

Maybe not so easy to remove

Yes, in fact, removal could be problematic. It is certainly more liquid, but in the jewelry world it seems to have excellent reviews.