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  1. DouglasSkinner
    I have an A. Schild watch movement with a broken mainspring. Searching around I found that the Marathon No. 745 is the right replacement. The numbers are as follows: 7 x 11 10 1/3 which I assume mean: Dennison width: 7 Dennison strength: 11 Dennison length: 10 1/3 However what I'm calling the Dennison strength could actually be the Dennison length, not sure. There are two other numbers on the Marathon 745: 1.6 x 10 which I take to mean: Metric Width: 1.6 mm Metric Strength: 10 1) Is my interpretation right? 2) Would a spring with the following be a proper replacement? Dennison width: 7 Dennison strength: 11 Length in inches: 10.5
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