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Hi there I hope you are all keeping safe and well,can anyone help me with the following little problem I have.I have a 17 jewel FEF310 movement which has a broken Incabloc Shock Spring and I am at a loss as what size spring do I need to replace the broken one.As in the Cousins catalogue there are listed 20 different sizes and I am not sure what size I need any help would be gratefully received.Regards and keep safe, Seth.

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1 hour ago, Seth said:

Hi there I hope you are all keeping safe and well,can anyone help me with the following little problem I have.I have a 17 jewel FEF310 movement which has a broken Incabloc Shock Spring and I am at a loss as what size spring do I need to replace the broken one.As in the Cousins catalogue there are listed 20 different sizes and I am not sure what size I need any help would be gratefully received.Regards and keep safe, Seth.

Here's a link to the Incabloc website, but unfortunately your movement isn't listed

http://www.incabloc.ch/en/pieces_rechanges.php

You can find a description of the parts in the table above, here

http://www.incabloc.ch/en/systeme_incabloc.php

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Many thanks for all your help and replies I can now order replacement parts after translating the French description's into English.Regards to all, keep safe,Seth.

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