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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Hi Birb. This actually came in a cheap watch repair kit. Its really a hand remover, i took out the center part that lowers on to the hands to steady them and reshaped the tips to grab the cannon pinion when it closes up. The plastic sides push down on the mainplate and the cannon pinion pops staight up and off. -
Hi all. With the Bergeron 4854 which as long as you don't buy it on eBay is not that expensive for a Bergeon tool (about £65 plus Vat in the UK) but is designed for pocket watch Cannon Pinions has anyone found a way to modify it to pull the smaller sizes found on wrist watches. Anyone found a way to replace the 4 jaw chuck with a smaller 5/6 jaw version. Thanks -
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By HectorLooi · Posted
Cousins is out of stock at the moment. Supposed to get new batch in October. -
I too use a pin vice to remove canon pinions in same way described above. I use my fingers to push against the mainplate whilst holding the vice in my hand( all done by one hand).
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