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Thanks, @Knebo I think that looks pretty decent, and definitely useful if you want to illustrate or demonstrate something on the forum. -
Hi Lee, Base movement of ETA 2824 and 2836 are entirely interchangeable, and both calibers are most common of ETA's , so your next project can be either of said calibers in need of balance complete. Rgds -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Just be careful with that white powder, no laying it out in straight lines. Diamantine powder ? Talc for brass ? Dab a bit on some sensitive bits after you've had a shower. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Even if there was a cap jewel on the dial side, the pivot will still drop off the cap jewel maker's side when the watch is turned dial down. There still needs to be end shake, the cap is mainly doing its thing when the pivot is resting down on it and then any part vertical position where it still may touch. I guess its assumed that dial up is the most frequent position hence one sided cap jewel on the MS. That sounds feasible as the watch spends it's night that way up. The crown and stem missing ? -
Thanks, @Nucejoe. That's good news at least. Just when I thought I was done with the balance wheel and shock-absorbers! 😀
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