A is the stud to which the end of the balance spring is fixed, called the "hairspring collet" in the manual TM 9-1575.
B is the rotor used to wind the movement by your motion, unless you meant the regulator pins, where the balance spring passes through as a functional "end point" for the balance spring, and whose position determines the rate.
C is the regulator. In the 1120 movement, that screw has an offset head and turning it moves the regulator a tiny amount so the rate can be adjusted.
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