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Hello, My name is Alexis and I am new to the hobby of watch repair. I started it just 2 months ago by chance -I was forced to stay in my house, unwillingly...- and I found its multi-faceted aspect and the attention it requires very appealing, a kind of meditational state for a tinkerer... For the time being I just play around with 2-3 old watches trying to learn the very basics and to collect the necessary equipment. This forum appeared repeatedly in my related searches, giving me all the time valuable information. I am very happy to be part of this community. Thank you! -
I made a brass object sort of approximating the shape of a balance staff on my lathe (obvs learning), cleaned and reassembled a Timex M24 from a late 60's watch the seller said "needs new battery" and installed a NOS Elgin mainspring that showed up in the mail into an 1890s 6 size that had been waiting on the bench. To find it runs ++++ on the timegrapher, at a wicked 100° amplitude. -
Ah ok ok his beef is against static poising with bench tools, not with dynamic poising to correct the running watch.
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