Watch Glasses/Crystals and Glass Gaskets
Discussions around Watch Glasses/Crystals and Glass Gaskets including Glass/Crystal securing methods.
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In trying to re-install a balance assembly in a small pocket watch I found that the roller table was rotating on its arbour. I have tried pressing it using an appropriate stake but to no avail. Under magnification I think I can see shellac around the area where it sits on the boss of the balance wheel (I can't get a clear enough picture to show this). Is this in fact how such tables are secured or are they just a friction fit? I'd be grateful for advice. -
By ColChibani · Posted
Could a "blue ball" have done the trick? Maybe you could use one to close the case, without risk of damage. -
I hear circus music with this photo! What beautiful composition though. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Sorry for some reason, I've just seen your post. Hello and welcome from Leeds, England. -
It's Cousins items that I showed above. Edit Yes there's nothing stopping you from trying the circuit board first.
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