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You are correct, a Clyde.

I am guessing one of these parts are broken.

Pat, so am I....LOL

I know Rob made one of these from the drawing from dial blueprint, but I have never seen one before. Kind of close to the link the seller provides. Says he bought it some 15 years ago from a picker in Lancaster. Too bad he doesn't have anything from the picker. Who knows, maybe it will show up in so...

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Fri May 27, 2022 1:49 pm

The pallet fork is what gets me. The pallet fork body bent and where the bend is makes no sense whatsoever.

Me too!

C'mon. I taught three people who have never touched a watch to disassemble it and assemble it back together. All three had the watch working at the end.

L&S is not good with white dials. They are good with silver or Coral dials. Sent the k-475 dials and were not as good as ID.

It's a cool dial and hands. I have owned a few prototypes in my day, always had an explanation letter from the original owner explaining its origin. The ones kept by the factory, were on a list with serial numbers and explained what they were. This one does not have any back up. It's been on Ebay fo...

#1 Milton
#2 Clyde-Not Grover
#3 Dennis
#4 Sutton
#5 Myrna

I was sent this watch to repair. Ladies watch 757 22 jewels. Check out all the broken parts. How did it get this way? I say someone took a stab at learning how to repair a watch? The escape wheel was not even in its jewels, nor were other wheels. Hairspring, you tell me. Pallet fork bent, c'mon? Nev...