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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
This dimension now needs to be converted to a ligne measurement. -
Thanks, I think the answer to the triple prong problem is going to be peg wood with a hollowed out middle to press all three legs in and turn. Although I think me finding the spring is going to be a tall order, perhaps one from the bag of assorted springs I bought will fit. I’m guessing the springs are not magnetic too? As to the double prong problem. I guess I will try with a bit more vigour. Thanks for the advice. Rob -
By nevenbekriev · Posted
This is the 3th attempt for this specific pinion. Othervice I have made many for pocket watches, but they are much bigger. This is really small. The pictures does'n t show things correctly, there are blinks that my phone camera can't manage well -
Kalle Slaap from Chronoglide Watchmakers has said a lot about him. I know about the George III watch. Thanks for posting. -
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