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By nevenbekriev · Posted
This can be due several things. The most simple is the dial not touching the movement (there is a gap between them), which allows the minute wheel to go up enough and disengage from the cannon pinion or hour wheel itself. Too tight canon pinion is something that makes this happen easier. -
By nevenbekriev · Posted
As the question is about indexing, see this video. The quality is bad, but You can see how my setup for wheel cutting works and how the indexing is done. The index disk is just printed on paper. Otherwise, as it is seen, I use minilathe for the purpose of watchmaking and I find it more convinient than regular watchmakers lathe -
And the "brand" bottles are still crazy expensive (£175) but knock-offs are about £20 on ali.. So for the price of 1 silicon cushion you're sorted..😉 -
No image in your post. Is your watch mechanical or quartz ? Can you hear the movement tic when hands stop moving? -
By HectorLooi · Posted
If the watch is new, just return it to the seller for a refund or replacement.
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