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I need some parts for this movement; mainspring, etc.
Problem is I do cannot identify the movement.

BTW no stamps underneath balancewheel.

 

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To add if it is just the mainspring you're looking for then you maybe able to find a generic one by measuring the existing.

Key dimensions are height, thickness and barrel diameter along with length if possible.

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43 minutes ago, greatpa said:

Thank you.

Watch is running ok and I suppose even being a generic Chinese, I could complete a service of the movement?

So if it's running OK were you just thinking it may need a new mainspring?

If you decide to service it, make sure you take plenty of photos as you won't find any documentation.

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23 minutes ago, AndyGSi said:

So if it's running OK were you just thinking it may need a new mainspring?

If you decide to service it, make sure you take plenty of photos as you won't find any documentation.

Yes, I did ask for mainspring, but that particular part might not need to me replaced.
My concern is more if this quality can be taken apart and put together without too much hassle.

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5 minutes ago, greatpa said:

Yes, I did ask for mainspring, but that particular part might not need to me replaced.
My concern is more if this quality can be taken apart and put together without too much hassle.

It depends what experience you've got as you need to be extra careful not to lose or damage any parts.

Also there will be no lubrication details so this will come down to experience.

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