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Chamuko

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Hello,

 

New to the forum

 

I need some help I have an old IWC Cal. 52 that I really like, like 6 months ago the mainspring broke. 

 

So my old IWC Cal 52 watch needs a new mainspring and I haven't been able to find one.

 

Can you help me find someone who can sell me a new one or a similar one that might work?

 

I think that if I can get a similar one that my watch maker can set in the movement.

 

Any feedback will be highly appreciated !!

 

Thanks for your time.

 

Rodolfo

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