Our last example watch, the 1923 Illinois Bunn Special, was way too easy to adjust, so I thought I’d dip into the pile and try adjusting something more challenging. Enter… Read more »
It is much easier to work on fine watches than mediocre ones. High-grade watches were made with service and repair in mind, they left the factory in excellent condition, and… Read more »
We need to find the balance wheel’s heavy spot to put it in poise. So far, we’ve discussed some of the principles involved in doing this and worked through some… Read more »
Adjustment doesn’t correct for flaws; it builds upon an already excellent watch movement. As a result, not all watches are ready for adjustment. As all of our textbooks emphasize, a… Read more »