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You can't really cut corners. One thing I have done in the past if a watch has a dirty hairspring you can clean that by putting it in ronsonl lighter fluid to wash it and then oil the pivots but I don't recommend it. If the watch is dirty then it needs cleaning and oiling, if left it can cause wear which will then end in irreparable wear. 

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As far as pin pallet watches go the BFG is probably the classic. As I said before it was used my multiple names as the bog standard movement . In my opinion no watch should be looked down upon but treated with the respect the technology deserves . Pin pallets were cheap in relation to the jeweled levers and the much derided Timex was frowned upon but in its own right it was an example of engineering and has many fans today

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2 hours ago, RichardHarris123 said:

What is the solution? 

Bend the hairspring right after it leaves the stud to get the terminal curve parralel to the rest of the coil to have a concentric evenly breathing coil, level and flat as well. 

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https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180729/7befd83fedcdfb43dd5b01920111f015.jpg

 

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