Foggy Veglia Borletti Clock Glass replacement on Fiat 124 Spider / Spider 2000. (1971-1982)

In this video i am replacing the foggy clock glass of this Veglia Borletti clock which is in most older Italian cars. This specific clock is from my 1981 Fiat 124 Spider 2000. This is the same clock which is in the fiat spiders from 1971-1982. Hope this video helps some of you. Replacement glass can be bought by any fiat / alfa vendors in the usa.
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Outro : Ces Alvz

[@kennethpole2439]

Many thanks.I couldn't figure out the bezel removal.

[@andresbecker3276]

Excellent work…but I’d have installed a oil pressure gauge instead of the clock

[@WrenchTogether]

Thank you. Yes, I have been toying with the idea of installing a oil pressure gauge and incorporating a charging display into one of the center console dummy light covers. Just wanted to keep things as close to original as possible for now.

[@cristic4506]

I dismantled the hour adjustment wheel and there was no need to disassemble the entire watch.

[@WrenchTogether]

You pulled the clock adjustment rod out without damaging clock face or the plastic wheel?

[@cristic4506]

@@WrenchTogether yes, the clock is working perfect (for 12 months since I did that)
The only thing that I dammaged was the metal ring that holds the screen, but because I didn't pay attention

[@WrenchTogether]

Awesome 👍