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  1. Sapientia Cordis Ev3rclear's Fake Second Account Mar 17, 2015

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    Omega Cal. 552 "Klinkenrad" needed

    Its the gear wheel that supports the rotor when whinding up. As it is broken the rotor unwinds itsself back. :(
     
  2. Giff2577 Quick with the tools! Mar 17, 2015

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    Part 550.1464. I had one, but may have sold it. Let me check.
     
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  4. Sapientia Cordis Ev3rclear's Fake Second Account Mar 17, 2015

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    thanks!
     
  5. Giff2577 Quick with the tools! Mar 18, 2015

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    Sorry, I no longer have the part.
     
  6. TNTwatch Mar 18, 2015

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    Part 550.1464 is the automatic winding gear, but the "rotor" does not unwind. So is it the winding gear or the ratchet wheel that is broken? A picture of the broken part would be helpful.
     
  7. Sapientia Cordis Ev3rclear's Fake Second Account Mar 18, 2015

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    my watchmaker said its the ratchet wheel and its common that it breaks
     
  8. Archer Omega Qualified Watchmaker Mar 18, 2015

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    Common? Not in my experience...and I service a lot of 55X and 560X watches. It's actually pretty rare that I have to replace a ratchet wheel.

    Anyway, the ratchet wheel is Omega part number 72205501100.

    Cheers, Al