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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
I only looked at the balance staff site which showed four height variations and hub positions possibly down to different length pivots . 3 of them were very similar and a supershock variation that was very different. So maybe this one will fit with a slight adjustment ( I'm not going to mention the words 'shimming the cock' i dont think i can handle that today 🙂 ) -
Thanks again all. Its becoming obvious I'm not a furniture restorer too but I'll let you know how it goes. -
I wonder if I'm really reading your quote correctly no epilam and no lubrication the pallet jewels? The epilam is only there to keep the lubrication in place depending upon the lubrication used it can disappear by basically spreading itself superthin and no longer doing its job. so basically if you don't epilam especially with light lubricants they just won't last as long. But not lubricating the escapement that has a really dramatic effect so maybe I didn't read that part correctly? -
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