Click spring - make/buy/modify
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This is becoming almost comical. I rotated the collet slightly...pretty firm friction fit so it didn't move easily. Tried to move it a little more, and the screwdriver slipped and caught the hairspring, which then bent. It's not bent badly, but after fiddling with it for at least 15 minutes, I wasn't able to fix it. I know it's easy for you guys, but not me. So now I need to buy a new hairspring, which means sourcing, ordering, waiting 1-2 weeks...so sad. And frustrating. Any recommendations on someone with these parts? I've just been buying them from randos on eBay.
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I don't think I have damaged a pocket watch hairspring but I have messed up a few wrist watches for sure. Also I use a screwdriver - don't have a better tool for it.
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By LittleWatchShop · Posted
It is how I do it. Often scary, but so far I have not damaged one. Removing the balance from the cock and adjusting it on a bench block is truly safer. -
By Neverenoughwatches · Posted
This much gap will make the rollers and all run too eccentric. The pin , the passing notch and the safety roller all have strict tolerances to coincide with the fork slot, gaurd pin and horns. Will it run ? Maybe, but it will restrict the escapement efficiency.
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