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Not badtafari wrote:after 3 days, I was fighting with a cortebert 616, with a damaged hairspring ( looks like a tube). squeezing here and squeezing there today after adjusting the offbeat, the result. God bless it perform with great results again and with a offbeat of 0.3ms I can life
check if hairspring is touching somewhere at regulator pin or similar...Offbeat is not so important under 0.8... I can live with more, as long as amplitude is goodtafari wrote:after 3 days, I was fighting with a cortebert 616, with a damaged hairspring ( looks like a tube). squeezing here and squeezing there today after adjusting the offbeat, the result. God bless it perform with great results again and with a offbeat of 0.3ms I can life
especially when you have fixed stud balance cock...the hairspring looks like new again, flat no touching ,the space is everywhere the same. swinging freely from left to right.djolemag wrote:Not badtafari wrote:after 3 days, I was fighting with a cortebert 616, with a damaged hairspring ( looks like a tube). squeezing here and squeezing there today after adjusting the offbeat, the result. God bless it perform with great results again and with a offbeat of 0.3ms I can life
Good amplitude, what lift angle?
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No, my mistake, I thought if hairspring is touching at regulator pin maybe.tafari wrote:the hairspring looks like new again, flat no touching ,the space is everywhere the same. swinging freely from left to right.djolemag wrote:Not badtafari wrote:after 3 days, I was fighting with a cortebert 616, with a damaged hairspring ( looks like a tube). squeezing here and squeezing there today after adjusting the offbeat, the result. God bless it perform with great results again and with a offbeat of 0.3ms I can life
Good amplitude, what lift angle?
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the lift angle I use is 52°
looks good nice work kaitafari wrote: ↑November 4th, 2019, 9:51 am after 3 days, I was fighting with a cortebert 616, with a damaged hairspring ( looks like a tube). squeezing here and squeezing there today after adjusting the offbeat, the result. God bless it perform with great results again and with a offbeat of 0.3ms I can life
everything cool, thanksdjolemag wrote:No, my mistake, I thought if hairspring is touching at regulator pin maybe.tafari wrote:the hairspring looks like new again, flat no touching ,the space is everywhere the same. swinging freely from left to right.djolemag wrote:Not bad
Good amplitude, what lift angle?
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the lift angle I use is 52°
No doubt it is quite well, don't get me wrong
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thanks friend, Im a little bit proud an happy it is working well againslpf wrote:looks good nice work kaitafari wrote: ↑November 4th, 2019, 9:51 am after 3 days, I was fighting with a cortebert 616, with a damaged hairspring ( looks like a tube). squeezing here and squeezing there today after adjusting the offbeat, the result. God bless it perform with great results again and with a offbeat of 0.3ms I can life
It is special feeling, those minutes after successfuly fixed hairspring... Really cool!tafari wrote:thanks friend, Im a little bit proud an happy it is working well againslpf wrote:looks good nice work kaitafari wrote: ↑November 4th, 2019, 9:51 am after 3 days, I was fighting with a cortebert 616, with a damaged hairspring ( looks like a tube). squeezing here and squeezing there today after adjusting the offbeat, the result. God bless it perform with great results again and with a offbeat of 0.3ms I can life
indeed it is! evertime I service a movement and after assembling it finish and it perform great again it is just a happy feeling. I think you know what I meandjolemag wrote:It is special feeling, those minutes after successfuly fixed hairspring... Really cool!tafari wrote:thanks friend, Im a little bit proud an happy it is working well againslpf wrote: looks good nice work kai
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