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That looks like normal behavior to me. That movement only winds in one direction, not both, so when the rotor turns anti-clockwise it winds the main spring and so is fighting against the mainspring tension. As a result it will turn under its own weight but it won't free spin. When it turns clockwise though it has no resistance and so can spin freely. -
That's brilliant! What a great set of books they are! Thanks for that. Another quick question. I've noticed on the second picture of the movement on the data sheet there is some sort of spring held down with a screw towards the bottom left. However in the fourth pic the spring isn't there. My movement doesn't have that spring or screw. Are those pics fully assembled and just different types or is it missing? -
I have never heard of hide glue. Is it colourless. There are so many glues on the market these days it must be a job knowing what to go for. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
Perfect chief i had already found it, but i just wanted you to put the work in 😉, -
Thank you for your introduction and welcome to this friendly forum. We all look forward to your contributions and continued involvement. Garry clocks are my thing as well. I have restored some very valuable pieces, but I'm retired now.
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