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Old 8 July 2019, 04:18 AM   #1
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Could the auto-wind working against a fully wound mainspring be a potential cause? I know the bridle will slip in the barrel but does that impart any extra strain or vibration through the rest of the gears?




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it does it regardless of how wound it is. fully wound, after sitting overnight, and after it stops when its just wound enough to get it running... warranty card is in our sea shipment with the rest of our stuff from the move, so probably another week or two until that gets delivered so just waiting it out for now
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