My Transitional is complete again

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As the original 1039 was broken and in need for some extra links, i tried to repair the ones that lost a spring, took two from my 1035 on my Seamaster 300 and
bought another 2 in the bay.
I cut a mainspring of an old movement into pieces to make new springs for the links, they are a bit weaker because the mainspring was thinner as the original springs but else it did work out fine.

This is the result

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I did the same. Only I took some small steel springs,
like these-
Cut a length, pounded them flat with a hammer,
cut to size and installed(the hard part)
Work perfect, and no weakness in link tension.
 
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Picture does not work, could you check that, because this sounds interesting 😉