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Brilliant work!
well I'm happy for it to be enter like I said in the other threadOriginally Posted by cave canem
needs to go here
**** More for a score-The lock down edition * Entry thread****
any one not can p.m me with their thoughts on it
sharky
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rest easy good buddy
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well I'm happy for it to be enter like I said in the other thread
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I've no problem with that. The more the merrier; better late than never; and all that.well I'm happy for it to be enter like I said in the other thread
Some people have opinions - The rest of us have taste.
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am still debating whether to use one of the timexs or make that wall clock as I spend ages trying to sort it out I bent it flat but looked wrong was tempted to cut the pie pan off it but then I would just have a flat metal shape which I did not think would look great so I spent ages trying to re-bend to shape it ant perfect but it is very passable special if going for old and vintage looking so just needs me to punch a hole in the centre and put one of the sets of hands movements I have now received ..
side bar starting to give up from buying from overseas as I order two metal sign both different type seller ..and two sets of movements all came damaged
both signs was badly bent (mean how much would it cost to put in a couple of pieces of hard cardboard ..) and both sets of hands for the movement was bent too (same tape the bags with the hands in on to hard cardboard )
so yeah not impressed with over seas packing tec
Last edited by is that my watch; Aug 7, 2020 at 09:04 PM.
sharky
one of the most original good guys their was never anything but a true friend "the daito to my shoto"
rest easy good buddy
https://gofund.me/eb610af1
Well I hadn’t quite intended to dive this deep!
Some work to do yet, the terminal curve has been used as a punchbag at some point. I find them very difficult as I’ve not had anywhere near enough practice at the artform of HS correction.
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been thinking theirs some I have chucked into tat lots I should have sent to you to play with got three in mind that would have been good for you to play with they was a rado a timex and a french mil one ..the tat lot did not sell well so yeah ...Well I hadn’t quite intended to dive this deep!
Some work to do yet, the terminal curve has been used as a punchbag at some point. I find them very difficult as I’ve not had anywhere near enough practice at the artform of HS correction.
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so next time I got a tat lot think I will just send it to you instead
sharky
one of the most original good guys their was never anything but a true friend "the daito to my shoto"
rest easy good buddy
https://gofund.me/eb610af1
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Sounds good to me, thank you! I really do need all the practice I can get, I find some of watchmaking is mechanical and some is art. It helps a lot to have good tools and I need to up my tweezer game for HS manipulation as I don’t have any of the speciality ones.so next time I got a tat lot think I will just send it to you instead
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It kinda draws you in, don't it ?! Bravo for having a go.
Yes, hairsprings do take a fair bit of practice and a ton of patience to boot.
Some people have opinions - The rest of us have taste.
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Well we have life! The movement is assembled after servicing and it now has a beating heart. Not regulated or even measured yet, I like to first let it run the MS all the way down, so the oils can distribute themselves, then see how it looks on the Timegrapher. Not very good I suspect, haha!
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