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The timegrapher displays significant beat error variations in the dial-up position. When the watch is lying flat (face up), the beat error is much higher than in other positions. Beat error readings are inconsistent, with especially large gaps in the face-up position. Please help ! -
Looks like an open-access journal that runs as a glorified pre-print server with no true peer review, so it’s not easy to judge the veracity of the conclusions. -
Update: I got my "four inch" auction faceplate and I measure it at 98mm, fits my WW lathe nicely. -
I’m sure these will be good enough for me to take my movement apart a few times. Regards to oil, I’ve heard the specific movement I’ve bought often comes dry which obviously can be an issue although they still run.. I may also just use a basic oil as I highly doubt I will be using the movement for anything other than practice. Thats assuming I don’t break half of it on my first try 😂 -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
These are perfectly acceptable to begin with. https://www.cousinsuk.com/product/value-screwdriver-sets-rotating-stands Have a look under, resources, day one tools on here. Oil/ grease wise, don't tell anyone but I started of with genetic watch oil/grease. My reasoning was, can I disassemble, clean, reassemble and the movement still runs. Once I could do that, I bought the correct lubricants.
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