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Looks like a hairspring issue. It might be a trick of the light but something looks wrong here.
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While browsing the internet I have come across this. Here is a photo of a clock mainspring winder. This is the same as I had. It has different size arbors to fit the size spring that you need to remove or fit. Come in a nice case to keep it safe and altogether. Look after it and it will last you a liftime.
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I use these too, excellent value for money. It seems I never have enough of them although I purchased very many over the years!1 point
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You can get these in the States from Cas-Ker (jewlerssupplies.com)1 point
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Did you oil the hairspring pivot when you re-assembled? Looks like the first two coils are touching, which could be due to fouling: either oil or dirt.....take the hairspring out and clean it again in Naptha. Also, demagnetize. J1 point
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This is what I use now. https://www.cousinsuk.com/product/trays-watch-disassembly-assembly Once you have got a set you will buy more. They stack so depending on what type of watch you are working on you may use 1, 2 or 3 trays or more. I do feel these are the best for storing disassembled watches, especially if you have several on the go as they stack whilst waiting on parts to arrive.1 point
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Welcome bumps! Anilv1 point
