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what about this other thing it looks interesting?

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the problem with vintage watches is finding anything at all that resembles  technical. It does look like the 505 is based on the 501 although the 505 parts list hard to tell but it looks like the part that I marked in the above image still looks interesting and unfortunately we don't have a text description of what that part is

Longines_Longines 501.pdf Longines_Longines 505.pdf

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48 minutes ago, AndyGSi said:

depressing the dimple

just to be clear here there are two dimples and this one in the circle I think is the wrong one even though it looks right

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unfortunately I don't know how to make nifty symbols like pretty circles so I will just freehand draw I think this is the dimple that needs to be pushed

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notice I circled two separate things? The pink thing which looks like a button appears to have a piece of steel underneath it that's the larger thing I circled its held in place by a screw. I'm guessing that's holding the button up and that you can push it down as it does look like a dimple for pushing.

 

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8 minutes ago, JohnR725 said:

just to be clear here there are two dimples and this one in the circle I think is the wrong one even though it looks right

image.png.2000af12cbd3e185383c6f1e8a800f3a.png

unfortunately I don't know how to make nifty symbols like pretty circles so I will just freehand draw I think this is the dimple that needs to be pushed

image.png.462c8640410e5588a654c0566d2e2eac.png

notice I circled two separate things? The pink thing which looks like a button appears to have a piece of steel underneath it that's the larger thing I circled its held in place by a screw. I'm guessing that's holding the button up and that you can push it down as it does look like a dimple for pushing.

 

Looking at the parts that's the pressure spring for the setting lever so sounds right.

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