Identify This Movement or Watch
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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
You're right Rich on the op's first picture there does appear to be a spring popping out under the ratchet wheel, wonder why its not on the dial side ? -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
I'm confused, I can see the click in the usual position next to the ratchet wheel. Surely the click spring is there? -
Hi, guys I had to order a new balance cock which was described as complete, which it is apart from the stud screw 🤬 Now I have a screw from the old cock but before I go and send it into orbit, I've tried to fit it already but without success, is there any tips I should know? I tried laying the cock flat and entering the crew sideways but this didn't work so maybe try it from a vertical position. Any suggestions would be appreciated. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Those movements are submitted by anyone as far as i know, folk that helped to build the database for Ranfft. Those 4 pictures show 2 different variations or possibly families of caliber. Notice the two different bridges. But the set and wind are the same design, the spring is the click spring, these are common on oris movements. So that spring and screw on the last picture is missing as i think so is yours sorry.
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