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Simple but effective.
I presume the contacts are the weak point of the design. -
By luiazazrambo · Posted
Yes, yes in order to remove the top screw I had to release that level what you use to stop the alarm and the stop button too. Actually the top screw goes trough the outer case and the inside frame. The inside frame was also bent, so it was actually enough to put the top screw in and tighten it to stop the clock. I straightened up the bent and now the top screw is not an issue anymore. Hopefully I can sort this out, thanks for both of your comments. -
You want How to service a mechanical watch part 3. Start at around 15 minutes -
Follow what Nucejoe has said. This spring is doing nothing where it is. It should be at the other end of the arrow under neath
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