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Hi guys. 

Wander can any one name this movement

It's in a bad state and had loose parts in case. So pics of movement may be missing a parts

I need to remove stem and pushers to get movement out to start cleaning it. It would help if I new the make so I can look up docs etc

Thanks

Gary

 

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Seems you are back on the Landeron movements. Probably one more 48.
Some of those parts are way past resque and should be replaced. If you need new ones just pop me a PM and I supply them for free.
Now to get the stem out you need to be able to unscrew the small screw in the little hole I marked out for you.

 

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