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I’ve sent you a link to a supplier that has the hour reset hammer in stock. Hands for Breitling Venus 175 watches seem to be easy enough to find and the running seconds hand will fit the cal. 178. Mark -
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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
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This is the old/first(?) way for making a mainspring for an automatic. "Evolution-wise" it is an logical first step forward from a standard spring. Usually these are indeed replaced with a new spring with an integrated/fixed bridle. Lubrication as you would do with any automatic. Added: I can also imagine this construction was originally made to achieve some safeguard against "brute force" handwinding...?
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