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Have been working on a 1892 Vanguard. Typical cleaning job. Is it my imagination or is this model a real stinker to reassemble? I have it back together finally, but the way the train and bridges intertwine (especially the lever and its interaction with the balance foot) leaves a lot to be desired. Does anybody have any pointers to lighten the frustration load? Mike Miller NAWCC-IHC Member #27 | |||
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I had the same problem with the first 92 I took apart. Just a junk practice watch but I think I used every naughty word I know and even invented a few when doing it. They say it gets easy with practice!! NAWCC 157316 IHC 155 | ||||
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Thanks Doug and nice to see you here! Great step by step for full plate movements! The "upside down" assembly is the trick. Kind of found this out through trial and error, but it's nice to know that it's the propper way to do it. I have worked on several model 83 full plate walthams and they all seem to go together easily with the pp down. This 92 had me a little stumped. Mike Miller NAWCC Member# 154831 NAWCC-IHC Charter Member# 27 | ||||
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