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Any insight on the chipping of the teeth of the escape wheel?
Obviously the chips are very small, but do you think the watch was made that way or did the pallet jewel chip them? If the latter, do you think there are little bits of metal floating around in the movement?
Tremendous picture, in any case.
I am not a movement guy
but your detailed photos make me stare at the movement as if it was Mila Kunis in the nude!
Ed this is highly unfair!
You have the best watches and the best women too. Next time bring mj23 along as we need some really penetrating close ups!!
Any insight on the chipping of the teeth of the escape wheel?
Obviously the chips are very small, but do you think the watch was made that way or did the pallet jewel chip them? If the latter, do you think there are little bits of metal floating around in the movement? Tremendous picture, in any case.
Optial illision I think.
Having corindon particules in the watch would lead to some potential disaster. That would tend to stick to "liquids" such as oil and if pivots were involved they would suffer from rapid abrasion.
it's actually oil that made it look like that
several watchmakers said that looks like too much oil was applied.
Fabulous pic!
I think that’s most probably migrating pallet oil that’s showing up on the sides of the escape wheel teeth.
