The Auburndale Watch Company
The Auburndale Watch Company
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)] Five jewels are found in most instances, two cap jewels and two holejewels for the balance staff and a jeweled impulse pin. One of the faultsof the movement is that the cap and hole jewels on the balance are notseparable for cleaning. After the jewels were inserted part of thesetting was spun down over them, making the assembly permanent. A fewmovements with only one jewel are known, the cap and hole jewels beingmetal "jewels" likewise set under a spun-over rim. Whether or not theimpulse jew...el found in these last-mentioned movements is original or alater intrusion remains undetermined. It is easy to conceive that thefactory would see no more necessity for an impulse jewel than for otherjewels.
The lever escapement is the only one known to have been used, but twovarieties of this are found (see fig. 11). One is a standard club-toothlever with banking pins, the other, much more interesting becauseunconventional, has pointed pallets and all the lift on the escape wheel, which has very short stubby teeth, very much like the wheel of apin-pallet escapement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
)] Five jewels are found in most instances, two cap jewels and two holejewels for the balance staff and a jeweled impulse pin. One of the faultsof the movement is that the cap and hole jewels on the balance are notseparable for cleaning. After the jewels were inserted part of thesetting was spun down over them, making the assembly permanent. A fewmovements with only one jewel are known, the cap and hole jewels beingmetal "jewels" likewise set under a spun-over rim. Whether or not theimpulse jew...el found in these last-mentioned movements is original or alater intrusion remains undetermined. It is easy to conceive that thefactory would see no more necessity for an impulse jewel than for otherjewels.
The lever escapement is the only one known to have been used, but twovarieties of this are found (see fig. 11). One is a standard club-toothlever with banking pins, the other, much more interesting becauseunconventional, has pointed pallets and all the lift on the escape wheel, which has very short stubby teeth, very much like the wheel of apin-pallet escapement.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Battison Edwin A. to read onlineMoreLess
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