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Looks like it is acting as one of your bumper 'springs' at the moment.

Movement shot? Also, what size is it? You don't say although 14mm suggest it is a mans.

This is spectacular sensitive work, congratulations to both of you.

But surely it is not really feasible to fake this up. You need a different dial plate, cannon pinion, hour wheel plus a module that fits and aligns with the sub second... Boggle.

Likewise Hoi. That said, I have managed to source all the parts needed for my 321 resto (and there were a lot!) without too much trouble. I am not too sure what one can expect to have supported when they are over 40 years old, I was surprised how many I could get. I am glad however that I am not try

It'll be a little while though, finishing each part takes me a long time.

Yes I am cross posting it, but it really belongs here.

Thanks, and I agree this is absolutely is not commercially viable - that was why it had been sitting in the watchmaker's draw for 20 odd years. That said, at least a hobbyist can use different (and dodgy) accounting.

One of my favourite dials. What a great score!

A (small) update on my Pre-Moon Speedmaster - the original thread is: omega.watchprosite.com A very rusty movement - and quite a challenge for me, the last thread left me stuck on the screw from the operating lever that had rusted immovably to the lever itself due to the shouldered construction. I s