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By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
I use copper strand wire from 1mm flex cable finishes at 0.1 mm , bend it to whatever shape you like to fit around components -
Shouldn't push on the movement, use the case to pry the ring out. Attention, details of advice by clockboy. -
I just found 2 things about this topic: 1) from personal testing with aluminum foil in small jars of both the cleaner and the rinse, I found no reaction; 2) I reached out to Zenith Solutions corporate contact information and they confirmed that their products do not react with aluminum. -
By watchweasol · Posted
Hi @transporter the line is the purchased line not fishing line. Being an angler having done both trout ans sea. This stuff is waaaay too stiff tying a knot takes a time. 0.60 line transparent so as to be invisible when in use. The escape wheel is 100 percent ok, checked out..the problem is the shape of the exit pallate causing the jump the clock runs perfectly well. -73 secs a day . -
By nickelsilver · Posted
For a given Inca reference, there are several hole jewel sizes available. So supposing you find in your stock of parts a "bloc" that would be a good fit, but the hole jewel is over/undersize, you can get or find another that would be correct. Inca's website has lots of useful into. "Sus" means upper, "sous" is lower; if you look at the different models on their site the refs end in /0. In practice you add -10 for example for a hole size of 0.10mm. I have some here straight from the factory, "sous", 100.935.20.000/0-10. That's a lower bloc, with 0.10mm hole. The odd thing is on their site, this ref is listed as 935.20/0. My guess is the first 100 is the hole size in microns... the rest? I have some older (like 50 years old) factory packaging where they simply write the hole size before the ref, like 9.104.12.262, where the first number is the hole size. If you know the ref you want, a good supply house will figure it out. All the current models are on the link above.
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