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The outer watch case back looks as though it may have had some markings but they are long since worn away. However, the inside of the watch case back has a few markings which look hand inscribed rather than stamped. They are: addio ABABA N94P8/43 189168 SJN + JHN Do these mean anything to anyone?
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Thank you nicklesilver and Nucejoe. I'll give those suggestions a try. I experienced parts flying out of the cheap ($4), stiff set of tweezers I started with. These tweezers encourage a more delicate touch.
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Many thanks for this guide - its definitely way ahead of where I am right now but I'm reading it with interest!
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Visual comparison of pivot's OD on new and old arbours is near impossible, I guess they are the same or about the same, since the new pivot did fit into the jewel, if the fork doesn't move freely something is wrong there. common causes are; craked jewel, thick or bent pivots, coned pivot fitted into flat jewels.
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By watchweasol · Posted
Hello and welcome to the forum Judy, Nice lathe the Mosely Just a bit jealous, attached a couple of doc's for you might find them usefull 1612608791_ToolsfortheHobbyist.pdf TZIllustratedGlossary.pdf
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JohnTosto 1
Hi All
I have a follow up to a previous post, below is link to post.
https://www.watchrepairtalk.com/topic/14190-selecting-the-correct-balance-shaft/
With the help of JohnR725 I discovered that when ordering a replacement balance shaft you have to be careful as there can be more than one type/size per part number along with different pivots sizes.
Long story short I ordered the correct shaft (elgin 861 NS P.13) and was successful at disassemble, replacement, reassemble.
I have a couple of the same model pocket watches with at least same issue (bad balance shaft) can I replace an 861 NS P.13 with a 861 NS P.12 if I also replace the upper and lower balance jewels with P .12 size jewels?
Reason I ask is that I am finding the availability (at least currently) of 861 NS P.12 more abundant.
Regards
John
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