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Thank you very much for the professional answer. I will order and let you know if I succeeded. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
You can press the collet on by hand with the correct sized tube. it's not so difficult if you are careful, there are also other simple devices to do the job, I've never actually used a staking set to do it. You might find correcting a twist easier this way.....normally you would anchor the hairspring with one pair of tweezers ( anchoring pair )but If the twist is very close to the stud that may not be required as the stud forms the anchoring point. With second pair of tweezers (correcting pair) hold them slightly open over the twist then set them at the angle you feel is right for the correction then close them together and release slowly. This way there is no wrist movement involved in the manoeuvre only finger pressure. Try it on some scrap springs and see how it works for you, i feel that I have much more control over the operation. -
Yes, they're the ones, although I didn't pay that much for them: I got them for AU$36.71 from Chinese seller makeupgogo. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
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Hi, my name is Mehmood, and I'm a 23-year-old watchmaker with 5 years of experience. I'm passionate about working on watches, particularly when it comes to identifying and resolving issues. I enjoy taking a methodical approach to diagnose problems and determine their root causes, ensuring that the issue doesn't recur. As a skilled watch diagnostician, I'm confident in providing accurate estimations to watch owners. I feel fortunate to have a job that I truly enjoy, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to share my expertise with you.
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