0132joshua
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hi, its really mangled, yes, to reshape a lot of work, may try to rescue, many thanks. are you aware of a replacement movement which will fit.Hairsprings are normally not something you can buy like you buy a balance staff or a pallet fork.......
You may came across someone who sells raw hairsprings but to find the correct one, to vibrate it to fit the balance, to mount the collet and stud and to shape the outer coil is not an easy task......
The hairspring is timed with the balance at the factory and usually sold as one unit. Now, to find a new Balance Complete for your watch might be difficult so my best recommendations are a) Try to find a donor movement with a functioning balance or b) try to rescue the mangled hairspring.
If the hairspring is not broken and does not have very sharp kinks, with a lot of work, you can often at least shape it back to a working piece.......
maybe even a quartz with sub secondshi, its really mangled, yes, to reshape a lot of work, may try to rescue, many thanks. are you aware of a replacement movement which will fit.
hi, its really mangled, yes,
hi 30mm movement, no calibre or name, it does say , m.Hi,
more details are needed: what diameter is the movement (mm please)? Do you know the calibre or name of your movement? Is there any info on the dial?
Frank
Could you post a picture of the state of the hairspring?
Could you post a picture of the state of the hairspring?
hi, nothing to loose, i will examine it and have a go, will report the outcome. many thanksThat hairspring requires a bit of work but it does not appear to have any sharp bends that would break when straightened.
Depending on your skill level, time and patience you have to decide if you want to give it a try or go for a replacement....
Good luck any way you decide to go!