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Another satisfied customer. This one was old but had been butchered many times during its lifetime. Most of the repairs I had to make were to bodged previous repairs. Made a couple of new spring washers and a dial washer, a new strike timing cam, 4 new bushes, and multiple other repairs to fix various issues. The clock is running well. -
Looks like Cousins have got it wrong with their labelling/stocking -
Before you give up, have one last look at the hairspring to make sure it didn't land outside the regulator pins or something like that after oiling the jewels and reassembling. That happens easily and is easy to miss. -
By HectorLooi · Posted
The only problem with Soviet watches is the mainspring. The manual ones have a T end, which is a real pain to get it back into the barrel. -
Well, I oiled the jewels and now it’s worse. I give up. 🙂 I think it’s time to just re-assemble and call this project a learning effort that didn’t work out. Thanks for all the help and advice @mbwatch @nevenbekriev @JohnR725. I’ll be back with another project soon, I’m sure.
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