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·Just quoting you from the other thread.
I make up words all the time. Sometimes they're funny, sometimes they bomb..... but you gotta try because you never know.
Just quoting you from the other thread.
Lovely.
I've got a couple of interesting observations. I notice that a watchmaker (in 1995?) has put his mark in the runner for the oscillating weight rather than scratch it into the gold of the case back - good innovation.
The second one is that you can see that you have the start of the oscillating weight rubbing problem. If you look at the right hand side of the weight, the plating has started to wear off in the semi-circular rebate that is supposed to clear the winding wheel. My theory is that either the staff or jewels that make up the axel for the weight, wear and allow the parts to rub. Obviously you don't want swarf (no matter how small) to be floating around in a watch, so I would recommend a clean and service before wearing.
In the last 24 hours I realize I've made a rookie mistake in my enthusiasm for the piece.