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It looks like a simplified Ollie Baker mainspring winder.

Here is mine, mine takes the different sized clock letdown keys and works very well for removing and fitting strong mainspring springs safely.

Does yours take different sized letdown keys too?

Watchweasol this ebay listing will show you the detail you want and you can find them cheaper than this one.

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/372492081883

Cousins sells them too

https://www.cousinsuk.com/product/mainspring-winder-ollie-baker-style

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Hi Tony  Mine is built on the webster design but has a jacobs chuck so will fit any barrel arbour. Designed to fit in a vice for stability. It uses the shells like the baker style and has a moving tailstock once its finished I will post it but its anly half done at the minute, otherthings take priority. I did build two others based on the joe Collins design both work well enough.

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