A short pictorial of the work required when servicing/restoring a vintage Angelus cal 240 8 day movement.
First up some pictures of the condition as received
Hairspring coils are so dirty they are stuck to each other
Somewhat dirty and gummed up
Very dirty and someone installed the wrong screws holding the jewel setting in place, the correct screws should be flush, not sticking out of the setting
Keyless very dirty with many particles of crap
After a good cleaning we end up with the following results
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Fabrication of longer CANNON PINION, HOUR WHEEL, and PINION for running seconds hand.
In addition to the above restoration work, this project also included the fabrication of longer cannon pinion, hour wheel, and running seconds post to allow the hands to clear the new thicker dial
Here’s an overall view of the new parts
Here is a close-up of the new hour wheel pipe
Here is the view from the bottom, the new pipe was riveted to the gear
Here is the new longer cannon pin, note the dimensions of the parts
Overall view of the new parts in place.
The seconds post dimensions are a drilled hole at 0.25mm to fit over the 4th wheel pivot, and the post measures 0.25mm also to accept the new seconds hand.
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