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Chris Radano
09-18-2009, 05:18 PM
I don't know anything about ship's clocks. I am just a sucker for a fusee movement with retaining power. This was not expensive....can it be repaired (escapement)????? Missing case screws, second hand, bezel knob.
harold bain
09-20-2009, 05:47 PM
I don't know anything about ship's clocks. I am just a sucker for a fusee movement with retaining power. This was not expensive....can it be repaired (escapement)????? Missing case screws, second hand, bezel knob.
Chris, looks like a good ships clock. You should find yourself a watch repairman to work on the escapement. There won't likely be an off the shelf replacement for it. Well worth restoring.
Chris Radano
09-20-2009, 08:03 PM
Yeah Harold, I will have to get a good watch person. I think the balance staff is broken. Anybody who wants to can PM me.
Mark de Regt
09-29-2009, 01:56 PM
I don't know anything about ship's clocks. I am just a sucker for a fusee movement with retaining power. This was not expensive....can it be repaired (escapement)????? Missing case screws, second hand, bezel knob. I just had one of my marine chronometers repaired by Dewey Clark, at Historic Timekeepers. Google it if you're interested.
The clock came back fine, for a reasonable price.
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