All Things Clocks
Post all things relating to clocks in this forum. Yes this is a watch forum, but we still love all things that go tick and that includes clocks.
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Hi, I'm Ciaran from Manchester. I've have been teaching myself watch repair since January. Funnily enough it started with me replacing straps when I was laid up with a knee injury. It grew from there after coming across the YouTube channels Watch Repair Tutorials, Chronoglide, and that of this forum's owner. My first proper repair job was disassembling and reassembling an ETA 955.112 (with the help of a video by Mark and a walkthrough from this forum. Since then I've completed a few services of ST36s, as well as a truly battered AS 340 which had more things wrong with it than it did right. I'm currently working on a pocket watch from WW2 - which I'll be attempting to fit a new balance staff to. As well as a Tissot 781-1. For those of you on Instagram I'm there also: https://www.instagram.com/ciaranwatchrepair?igsh=MWZ3bHNmdDUzdGhqbQ== Happy to have found another place to talk watch repair -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Hairsprings are repairable to an extent. To obtain a reliable answer it needs to be viewed. I have a feeling replacement parts for these clone movements are difficult to obtain. -
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