I bought a bunch of tools and can't for the life of me figure out what they are. The black handle one and the tweezer looking thing are for roller jewel replacement. I can't figure out what the other tools are used for.. Ideas

and a better view of the more curious ones

Yoy got me on that one Bruce, not a clue.

In the second picture, the tool on the left looks like a canon pinion tightener.
Brian C.

Good afternoon,

A. Wrenches for truing balance wheels.
B. Handles from a cannon pinion remover.
C. Hairspring collet position adjuster.
D. Pallet stone setter.
E. Bench top balance caliper.
F. Cannon pinion tightening.
G. Roller table holder/warmer.

Hope that helps.

Wynter,

Thank you very much for identifying the tools for me. The one you have a question mark by has me stumped also.. There is a small spring bar at one end. That spring bar sets down into a small groove.. I think it is a tool for setting roller jewels. I cant be sure..

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