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I have to above movement that I have not yet worked on I'm guess the arrow on the occilation weight means to push the metal lever that way but wanted to check. Also when you put it back on do you push it back. Anything else I should know about this movement. I have included a picture of the movement

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You are correct about the oscillating weight. I can’t remember if there’s anything more to look out for, I’ve been retired for a few years. One thing you could do, take photos as you take it apart, if you get stuck you can have a look.  

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