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Isn't there a small leverage on the side of the movement next to number 5? I've just removed stem from the similar monocoque watch with E766. The trick is to remove it from 0 crown position while it is pressed down. At first it didn't work for me because I tried to do it from 2 position. -
By steve1811uk · Posted
Hi, Has anyone tried to buy one recently? I did buy one around 2 months ago from Cousins UK but now showing as Obsolete. Does anyone know the full story behind that? Did the manufacturer, GR stop making them? -
By steve1811uk · Posted
No, it only happens when the spring is fully wound and then gets overwound either on a brisk walk or artificially from a screwdriver winding the barrel. -
That is a strange one. Do you get the same results with just a few winds. I have experienced over banking before which was because the mainspring was far too strong. -
By steve1811uk · Posted
Barrel wall was not worn. Cleaned, lubricated and reassembled by hand, 'tut tut'. After putting it back together I was still able to induce the rebanking with the screwdriver on the barrel. The only odd thing I did notice was that the outer turn did not follow the circular shape of the barrel wall perfectly. That came away from the wall a bit over about 120 degrees. It looked to be caused by the shape of the bridal that I don't think was curved enough to follow the barrel wall, too straight. That might be causing the spring to dig in a bit and not slip, that's all I can think of. I will see how the watch runs in use.
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