Adolf Schild St 1950/51

[azwatchman]

Good morning gentlemen,

I have an Adolf Schild ST 1951. It is a manual wind with calendar. Does any one have an exploded view drawing for this movement or perhaps a disassembly/reassembly instruction?

 

[WillFly]

Will this do? Not exploded but more of a parts catalogue.

 

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=Z2xlYXZlYW5kY28uY29tfHRlY2huaWNhbHxneDoxNGUwYjk0ZTdmNjcyMzQ1

Edited March 13, 2015 by WillFly

[bobm12]

Nice Will, I'm saving it too.

[azwatchman]

Yes thank you very much.

[steveorval]

hi will did you get this info from cousins? i've tried to get a sheet on an eta 1311 which i stripped and think i've been stitched up with the wrong bits as the gear train dont match up and thought this would help but cant find one on cousins site.

[WillFly]

I got it from Gleave's database, but I've just checked that for the ETA 1311 - alas, not there.

[Maurice]

I remember servicing one about a year ago and i have found some snaps i took for reference when dismantling, They are not great but may help!

[azwatchman]

Thank you for the pictures, there great.

[clockwatcher]

This will be essential for when I reassemble my Nivada movement. Thanks Will!

[clockwatcher]

I got it from Gleave's database, but I've just checked that for the ETA 1311 - alas, not there.

 

Will, I just visited Gleave's site but couldn't find the database. Does one need an account with them before being able to access the database?

[WillFly]

It's possible to get movement data with an account. I got a link to the database from another member - but we have to be careful in using it too much!

[clockwatcher]

Thanks Will!

Is there to your knowledge a similar source of data sheets or service sheets that an amateur like me can access? As they say, a picture paints a thousand words and visual reference is almost essential for me as I have great trouble visualising what's written.

[WillFly]

The only real open source that I know of is Cousins, but I'll have a dig around!

[clockwatcher]

Much appreciated. Meantime I'll have a look at Cousins site.

[Maurice]

Try this link chaps!

http://www.phfactor.net/wtf/AS%20Tech%20Sheets/1394_AS%201940,1941,1950,1951.pdf

[Maurice]

Apologies I now see this has been covered.

[clockwatcher]

Thanks Maurice, it's the thought that counts!