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Balance wobble thoughts: 1. Balance staff pivot may be broken. 2. Jewels are reamed out. 3. Balance pivot jewels not seated properly. 4. Balance pivot jewels cap springs could be upside own or bent. 5. Balance cock not seated properly. thats all I can think of. -
What's worse is there's still too much endshake in the balance and I can't tighten this screw anymore. It runs, but it's wobbly. -
Reading through a service sheet for the Rolex Daytona and the movement has a 'regulation nut' under the balance bridge. You can adjust this to get the correct endshake. How is this measured? Is a special tool used? -
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And how do I tell the size needed for the basket? Measure the grey wheel? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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