The loopy Luch, or, why beginners should and shouldn't work on Russian watches
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The one thing I took time over was to round and polish the curves at the bottom of the jumper arm. The slightest mark (left over from cutting of filing) acts as a stress raiser, just where you don't need it. -
I printed the base and it is a bit too large to fit on the base of the hand setter. The ring bumps into the column so it is unable to full seat on the central ring. I'm going to try removing some of the materal and see if I can't get it to go down. -
Date can be moved without isdues from the crown but it can't be moved by ritating the the hour hand. Brand new renata Clock functions otherwise withiut issues. Thanks for any advice -
By ManSkirtBrew · Posted
Finally getting these guys in the repair rotation. I'm starting with the N510R, since it's shock protected and will be less prone to damage on my clumsy wrist 🙂 Dial side Trying to keep track of the different bridge screws. One is missing, and I don't want to steal it from the other 510. Maybe I'll find a donor movement, since I need a stem or two anyway. Left-hand wound mainspring! Don't forget that when putting it back... All ready for a bath -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Thanks Steven not something i had thought about, that might even work harden any stress points.
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