I inherited a few projects, the Mustang II watch is for my future father-in-law but the movement is modular (and difficult to get into so I can figure out why it's bound up with geartrain not moving.)
Any background on this? I don't have a clue as to the manufacturer, nor can I figure out how to (carefully) disassemble it from the current state. (Bonus points if you can guess the project watch in that movement photo.)
Second one is a mystery Swiss brand,
Always an adventure, but the correct tools make the job much easier @WatchMaker. I hope to grow out my arsenal of good hand tools, etc. and come up with smart ways to do the rest (cleaning, paint or lume work.)
That's true, I was wondering what could be bad if it runs for several hours and then stops or if it's just in need of a service. You make a point on bent vs. sheared balance staff. The timegrapher reading is all over the place but mostly negative, looks like a proper snow stor