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Hi everyone,

I am trying to figure out how to assemble the date mechanism on a Bulova 11 ALACD and was wondering if anyone had a technical manual or some photos of the movement dial side up? Thanks in advance.

 

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The jumper spring goes in the obvious spot, and the hexagonal-y thing goes in the slot, that's the jumper. The other two parts look extra to me, are you sure they are from this piece? Of course you need the date drive wheel as Joe mentioned.

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Thank you for the help everyone.

I had the date driving wheel just forgot to photo it. Assembled everything and it works great. As suggested there were a couple of extra pieces. The little finger and second washer I have no idea where they came from! They were definitely included in the watch when it came in though.

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