unknown spring

Yoeri40 · 2023-06-24T12:51:48+0000

As a newcommer i'm working on a unknown cailber i bought on the market. I suppose it's a chinese one but i can not find any calibernumbers or brandmarks. No idea what it is? If someone knows i'd be thankfull for any info. While disassembly i found this spring on the workbench and up till present i have no idea where it is supposed to be installed. Can anyone help me out on this?

By Yoeri40
June 24, 2023 in Service, Repair & Adjustment Techniques (Not Timing or Regulation)

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