American horological journal, devoted to practical horology (1869)
Miller, George B · New York, G. B. Miller · leaf 253
lance brought itinto contact with a cock, or other part toonear its circumference. CHAPTER V III. THE CASING. 87. The method of casing presents a vari-ety of features, and necessarily varies accord-ing to the style of case ; therefore, in orderto settle this point, we must first decide onthe best… … cess in the rim of the case, thereby prevent-ing, any circular displacement of the move-ment, and the outer end of it, filed suffi-ciently down from its upper side, takes holdunder the rim as well as the two side pins.This mode of fixing the movement generallywith only one screw, is rather…
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