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Modern methods in horology (1904)

Hood, Grant · Kansas City, Mo. : Kansas City Jeweler and Optician · leaf 240

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the spring bent around it. How can any onedo such work? They surely can have no conscience, butmany such workmen seem to prosper while the more con-scientious ones do not. Perhaps none of the work is as poorly done as pivoting.We find some cases where the pivots are not in the center, 232 WHY SOME… … Fig. II. Fig. 12. ject lesson that should be effective. I trust none of my read-ers will recognize any of their work. No work done by the ordinary watchmaker presents asgreat a variety of quality as that of pivoting, from this, onewould judge the task is a very difficult one to perform. Itdoes…

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