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Unmown Cyma movement, help anyone ???

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12 hours ago, Stefen said:

So I need a hairspring for this watch but I can’t find any serial number on the movement. 
all it says is “15 jewels adjusted”  and a “Y” 

it’s a 1940s era Cyma ladies watch 

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Here is part of the finger print of the movement  that can help you identify it. Unfortunately that is also broken 😒

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