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@Kalanag, how do you lubricate this wheel? I find the chart not very clear. -
Can you post photos as I'm not 100% what you mean? Are you talking about not being able to get the bridle end of the mainspring into the winder? -
I've got an issue in pushing the hook in a mainspring winder. Either Bergeon or Chinese clones. From Mark, Alex Hamilton or any number of YouTubers; it's simple. Stop short, brass tweezers and push the end of the spring in. Simple as. I am just having a massive issue doing this. I've tried all angles and approaches and in the end if it goes in it does so with a lot of force or by lifting the winder up a little (which risks mainspring birdsnest o'clock). Am I doing something stupid? Has anyone faced this issue, foundboutvwhst they're doing wrong and what the fix is? I just ruined my first main spring. It's for an st3600 (so hardly delicate), and I was using the correct size Bergeon winder (for the ETA 6497.1), so it's not like there should have been a room issue. All help gratefully received. -
If one of the fingers has rotated 180Deg then it must at some time have been loose so can't understand why it's not free to move now?
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This is the other auto I had before this is japanese and I got excellent results with it it has ultrasonic in the cleaning jar. You can see the ultrasonic unit on the bottom of the jar on the left and to the right of the heater a spare one.
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