I want to photograph the subject matter described somewhat familiar with the watchmaking deejaying

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I ordered some time ago mechanism Miyota 2315. Also you got some strange metal stick in the string torebeczce. Very small. Like half sized needle. Any hints? I think it would be more appropriate question for www.jasnowidz.pl antique watch repair possibly could help diviner Maciej .....
Posted January 18, 2013 - 17:36
I want to photograph the subject matter described somewhat familiar with the watchmaking deejaying (ironically, with such topics, I feel like an idiot), so I'm interested antique watch repair in what that part, if there is someone able to tell apart from the correct name for what it is I'll be grateful.
It is a spare roller tension. Why the company added it I do not know, apparently antique watch repair often crashes. Winding shaft is used to transfer torque from the rotating wheel of the watch lace tension, which in turn causes the tension of the spring.
This roller is also used to set guidelines. I do not najeżaj a Colleague Manov that was ironic. Here really everyone is happy to help you, but you just have to let this help. In this case, enough to add a pic Regards
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