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The movement looks like a lepine movement in the Locle style, with a tangential lever escapement, with decorative engraving. Without engraving, the movement would have looked something like this : The blue arrow points to the click, which appears to be missing from your movement. Without a click, it will be impossible for the mainspring to retain any power when wound. The “Echappment A Ancre” means the watch has a lever escapement. There is some damage and missing parts on the dial side. The blue arrow below indicates where the cannon pinion, centre wheel arbour and the pin that runs through them has snapped off. The green arrows indicate where the Maltese cross style stop works should be. Best Regards, Mark -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Bought a selection but only seem available in 1.3 mm. the shoulder goes through the hole, can't find any bigger ones. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Have you tried the crown in different positions? -
By watchweasol · Posted
From what I gather these were Seiko movements used by the likes of Hattori. Same out fit. Obsolete of course. -
Thanks Mark for this update. I was a little down last week when I read rumors about the future of this site - very glad to hear that you are committed to keeping this running! I know from experience of hosting my own stuff that most of the time it is a breeze but once in a while there are whole evenings spent making stuff good again. I would be happy to help out on a site support ops team if you wanted to set that up (or have me help set that up)
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