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Help with Omega CCCR pocket watch barrel arbor
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·The wheel is held onto the hub by three screws. You have removed the screws from the hub. The wheel can now be removed from the hub. The hub stays on the barrel bridge during cleaning.
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·The wheel is held onto the hub by three screws. You have removed the screws from the hub. The wheel can now be removed from the hub. The hub stays on the barrel bridge during cleaning.
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·The wheel is held onto the hub by three screws. You have removed the screws from the hub. The wheel can now be removed from the hub. The hub stays on the barrel bridge during cleaning.
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·The ratchet wheel and hub are quite robust. The wheel will come off if you apply yourself. How about a picture of the whole watch? I have two of the 19-jewel version, the CCR.
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·The ratchet wheel and hub are quite robust. The wheel will come off if you apply yourself. How about a picture of the whole watch? I have two of the 19-jewel version, the CCR.
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·The ratchet wheel and hub are quite robust. The wheel will come off if you apply yourself. How about a picture of the whole watch? I have two of the 19-jewel version, the CCR.
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·Pictured is one of my Brandt CCRs (the 19-jewel version of yours). I gave you incorrect information. Sorry! It has been years since I have been into one of these. The three screws hold the top barrel arbor jewel and chaton onto the ratchet wheel. The wheel DOES NOT come off the hub. I checked on the one picture.
As to the balance staff? My usual source is unable to supply staffs for these. My other Brandt CCR needed a balance staff, so I had to fabricate one for it.
As to the balance staff? My usual source is unable to supply staffs for these. My other Brandt CCR needed a balance staff, so I had to fabricate one for it.
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·Pictured is one of my Brandt CCRs (the 19-jewel version of yours). I gave you incorrect information. Sorry! It has been years since I have been into one of these. The three screws hold the top barrel arbor jewel and chaton onto the ratchet wheel. The wheel DOES NOT come off the hub. I checked on the one picture.
As to the balance staff? My usual source is unable to supply staffs for these. My other Brandt CCR needed a balance staff, so I had to fabricate one for it.
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·Pictured is one of my Brandt CCRs (the 19-jewel version of yours). I gave you incorrect information. Sorry! It has been years since I have been into one of these. The three screws hold the top barrel arbor jewel and chaton onto the ratchet wheel. The wheel DOES NOT come off the hub. I checked on the one picture.
As to the balance staff? My usual source is unable to supply staffs for these. My other Brandt CCR needed a balance staff, so I had to fabricate one for it.
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·Just wondering, if the click spring ever breaks, how would I fix that.
I guess you’ll have to cross that bridge when and if you have to. Because the ratchet wheel is either a/ not removable, or b/ only removable with difficulty, I have no idea what the click spring looks like. By the way, where in Canada are you located? I’m in Calgary.
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