Joseph.j.Romano
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Newbie Question on Regulator/ Balance Cock Pin
Dear Lange Forum,
I recently was lucky enough to purchase a preowned beautiful 1815 and had a question about the regulator and balance cock pin position. On my watch, the pin that sticks out towards the 3/4 plate looks like it is sticking out much farther than I've seen in pics of the movement (very close to the 3/4 plate). While I've only had the watch a few hours (and it has been keeping time), I wanted to check with the experts to see if you think it's a potential issue or is normal in this position? Sorry I don't have pics at the moment.
Thanks,
Joey
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Newbie Question on Regulator/ Balance Cock Pin
Dear Lange Forum, I recently was lucky enough to purchase a preowned beautiful 1815 and had a question about the regulator and balance cock pin position. On my watch, the pin that sticks out towards the 3/4 plate looks like it is sticking out much farther...
Clarification-Adjustment Screw
To clarify, this is in reference to the regulator adjustment screw... Thanks
A pic would help...
But be quiet... the most important at this stage is the behaviour of the watch. If accuracy is fine, you don't need to worry about. A pic of a movement of the first 1815: Fx...
I wholeheartedly agree..
...if it's running well, leave it alone. You know the saying, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
