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Advise on the repair of watches
Watch Repairer in Clerkenwell London since 1984
British Horological Institute qualifications,Hackney Collage Diploma in technical Horology
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William, you should be able to obtain a key from the internet.However,the size that you require is required.If you measure the square arbor in mm and reply to me I will be more able to tell you the correct
make sure that you have wound all 3 mainsprings. Check the dial at 3 o'clock this is where the chime/silent lever is located.push the lever up & down and this may release the strike/chiming mechanism
On most case backs there is a small U shaped cut out on the inside of the case back. Make sure this is lined up with where the winding crown is. Try to replace but be exta carefull!! as 90% of crowns
On most battery operated clocks the negative side of the battery would normally be placed against the 'spring' end of the battery compartment. If you make a mistake, then don't worry it is very unlikely
I am not familiar with your area,sorry. The clock may be 'out of Beat' Listen to the sound of the clock ticking. If it sounds like Tick tock, then a repair is likely. If the ticking sounds un even
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