It does have a quick set function, but one of them wasn't working when I tested it. It's something I'll need to fix during the rebuild.
quit sitting around on the forums and get busy!! You have a fan base waiting to be marveled at your insane level of skill.... 
Heck of an undertaking but, I am sure, you will blast it out the park. Can't wait.
If I did that I would gave about 10 extra parts left over after putting back together. Good luck with it. Can’t wait to see how it looks when you are done.
You ever work on wall clocks? I have my grandfathers old clock. I never tried winding it again after my father said it was broke. Only thing I remember was the damn thing bonging at times. Can not remember if every hour or just at 12. I do remember it was loud!
Never worked on clocks before.
It's fully disassembled now. Dang that was a lot of parts! In a moment of supreme ignorance I pinged a spring into another dimension, never to be found again. I'll never know what caused me to lose concentration at that moment, but the instant I did that I paid for it. I found a replacement spring, and they wanted $46 for it! Just a little spring, less than half the size of my pinky fingernail. I didn't choose to purchase it, but rather used it as an opportunity to make my own spring, which I'm happy to say works beautifully. Thankfully I was a bit forward thinking a few months back and sourced some spring wire in a view different thicknesses, and one of them was the perfect size for this part. A bit of finessing later I had a fully working replacement spring.
After that fiasco, I was focused like a surgeon and thankfully didn't repeat my error!
After that fiasco, I was focused like a surgeon and thankfully didn't repeat my error!
I like that watch!!
They are really nice. This particular one is pretty rough, but if the plan comes together it'll be really nice when everything is complete.
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