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How to set the calendar intermediate wheel of ETA 2762 in place

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Hey guys. I'm watch repair enthusiast. I'm now working on a vintage ETA 2762. I'm devastating because the calender intermediate wheel cant be set in the right place. It seems to be tucked in the cover plate but I can really tuck it in and meanwhile let the wheel runs freely. Please give me some advice and help! Thank you!

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