Pierce one pusher chronograph with early 130 movement.

[JDBooth]

I just acquired a Pierce with an early 130 movement. So early I had a really hard time identifying it and by the looks of the mainplate I might say it was on of the first maybe a prototype. But I digress. The problem I have is 1) all of the train wheel pivots are bent or broken. 2) I’m not sure I have all the parts. There is so little information on this movement. Do I try and find replacement parts or find someone that can repivot the original gear train? And where do I look for a parts list or any other documents for this movement?

[Nucejoe]

A scrap movement is your best bet, since parts or repivoting is costly. 

 

[jdm]

5 hours ago, JDBooth said:

And where do I look for a parts list or any other documents for this movement?

One can only search tbe Internet. Sometime nothing can be found, because nothing was released by the maker. Back then watchmakers were supposed to do their work without any documentation. 

BTW, we have a dedicated section on this forum where it's considered polite for new members to introduce themselves.