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Nothing wrong with them, each is suitable for certain tasks. The main reason parts fly off is excessice squeezing of tweezers. Easy does it.
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By watchweasol · Posted
No The attached video will explain the workings, although this is motorised they are normally used with a bow in place of the motor. -
By watchweasol · Posted
Hello and welcome to the forum Monty Dont know how far you have traveled in the world of Horology but the attached may be of use to you. TZIllustratedGlossary.pdf -
By nickelsilver · Posted
Just spring them open. If you go too far, hold them in your non dominant hand "backwards", holding tightly right where the 'Bergon' printing is, then push the tail end back and forth. This will bring the tips closer in its relaxed state. -
By nickelsilver · Posted
The case springs for hunter cases can be quite stout, they are often held in by a pin once they are tensioned (sometimes a screw). To tension them in place you need these pliers, whether to remove one or install one. I am more familiar with the bottom two from the illustration, these press on the spring and the opposing side of the case. The one in the pic holds from the outside while tensioning the spring.
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Evening all, quick question, mainspring size should be 1.10x.12x340x10 cousins say this is now obsolete so I need a replacement, at the moment I’ve chosen this, 1.05x.12x340x10 as the nearest equivalent.
Would I be correct in my sizing, or is there another size closer to the original that I have overlooked??
Many thanks once again for all your help.
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