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Modern methods in horology (1904)

Hood, Grant · Kansas City, Mo. : Kansas City Jeweler and Optician · leaf 61

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dnot be interchangeable, and getting duplicate parts to re-place broken or worn ones becomes quite a serious matterto the inexperienced workman. Many of the very finest Swisswatches have no duplicate parts, therefore each individualpiece must be made for that particular movement For this 57 MODERN… … Fig. I. formerly. Unless we are able to make our repairs as goodas the original, our work is never properly done. To niake a balance staff properly, requires good judg-ment, patience and skill. We should never depend upon theold staff for our measurements, as in many cases the old one 58 THE…

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