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Hello again ,

 

Is a timepiece with some history for the owner .

If you can help , I have this issue, I was trying to find on e bay but there is an increasing of fees  and a lot of their customers are closing their selling  web pages .

Orient 55941 is very similar with Seiko 4206/4207 movements .

Do you have a clue for his issue please.

Where I could find a full balance staff for this movement, I'm not so skilled!

Thank you,

 

Health and BR

 

Tibi V sr

  

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27 minutes ago, TibiV said:

Orient 55941 is very similar with Seiko 4206/4207 movements .

Do you have a clue for his issue please.

Where I could find a full balance staff for this movement, I'm not so skilled!

I think you mean "twisted hairspring" and "balance complete".

You should have posted a good picture to tell if it is repairable or not.

There is no secret place for parts. Add that Orient never made parts available. Try  a Seiko balance perhaps.

Posted

Hello jdm,

 

Thank you for your input,  on e bay it is more and more hard to find spare parts, do you know some other  sites or whatever  ? I have to find a balance complete ( thank you for this- in Romanian we called  balance hair- I will learn ) I cannot repair it I'm not assuming a hairspring repair at the moment! I did not broken enough hairsprings  to step on !

 

Thank you again

BR 

 

Tibi V sr

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4 minutes ago, TibiV said:

do you know some other  sites or whatever  ?

Sorry, there is no secret place for parts, have a read of our pinned topic:

 

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 Doesn't  Orient 55941  go in ladies watch only ?  not worth spending money on. 

A scrap movement or even a watch in need of repair is your best bet.

 A hairspring off of same calib oscilator might not produce the right beat with the  balance you got.

 

 

 

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