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Is it possible to replace the anti shock unit on a balance cock. I have removed it from the balance.The 2 clips either side that hold the unit in place had snapped.

Its just the unit i need i can replace the jewel.

Or do i have to replace the whole balance cock unit.

Does it need to be the same make.

like a tudor watch would need a tudor balance cock unit.

thanks 

gary

 

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HI
Is it possible to replace the anti shock unit on a balance cock. I have removed it from the balance.The 2 clips either side that hold the unit in place had snapped.
Its just the unit i need i can replace the jewel.
Or do i have to replace the whole balance cock unit.
Does it need to be the same make.
like a tudor watch would need a tudor balance cock unit.
thanks 
gary
 
What type of movement is it??

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I have done this fiddly repair recently on a 620, so it is possible.  First you'll remove the hairspring/balance from the balance cock.  Flip over the balance cock and you'll see the u-shaped clip that is holding in the incabloc setting.  I would recommend installing the new shock-spring and cap jewel into the setting before installing back into the balance cock.    

You can scavenge a new shock-spring for a reasonable price from www.ofrei.com , part:FB-INCA-ROA466

 

 

 

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Just in case you want all the numbers I have them below. But it looks like The assortment FB-INCA-ROA466 Is a better way to go because you get spare parts.

 

 

400/1650

 SHOCK SPRING, UPP/LOW 270.03

 1344/OME 440

http://www.incabloc.ch/images/cat/omega.gif

http://cgi.julesborel.com/cgi-bin/matcgi2?ref=OME_620

Omega 620.pdf

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9 hours ago, gary17 said:

HI

Is it possible to replace the anti shock unit on a balance cock. I have removed it from the balance.The 2 clips either side that hold the unit in place had snapped.

Its just the unit i need i can replace the jewel.

Or do i have to replace the whole balance cock unit.

Does it need to be the same make.

like a tudor watch would need a tudor balance cock unit.

thanks 

gary

 

Just replace the broken shock springs.

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