Can this desk clock case be restored or polish?
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I did say late 1800's into the 1900's. Yes that fits nicely.
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It looks like a problem with the top pivot. I can't see anything wrong wth the hairspring. Is the chaton sitting correctly? Check the pivot and jewels for dirt and damage. It could also be an end-shake problem, so I am surprised that shimming doesn't help.
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By HectorLooi · Posted
Most definitely. If I wanted to brighten as well as clean brass parts, I'd use an ammoniated cleaner like L&R #111 or Elma Red. For removing organic matter from watch cas4s and bracelets, I'd use a dental or surgical instrument cleaner. -
I am trying to restore a small lot of Soviet vintage watches - RAKETA 2609 and Pobeda/Zim/Slava 2602. On all 3 watches, I am having the same problem - the balance does not do a proper free run when I screw the balance bridge down. After messing up a bunch of hairspring’s I ordered a new one from Cousins. But the problem persists as you can see in the video below. I have tried shimming from different angles and with different thicknesses but it doesn’t help. Any suggestions are welcome, thank you so much!
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