The case back is very tight so to reduce the risk of scratching I super glue a nut onto the case back. I later dissolve the glue in Acetone.

Watch is not running too badly, but I know a service is in order as all the jewels are dry.

Case open.

Dial is in very good condition!

Winding/setting mechanism coming apart.

Gear train visible after removing the train bridge.

Old mainspring.

All the parts cleaned and ready to be put back together.

I see that the balance moves freely after fitting the cap jewels.

Mainspring in barrel.

Gear train now nice and clean before fitting the train bridge.

Movement almost back together.

Setting/winding mechanism going back into the movement.

Movement is preforming well.

This is a collet adjusted movement, so I use my little pin to adjust the beat error.

That’s much better:)

Movement ready for dial and hands.

Dial and hands back on the movement.

Movement back in the case looking good!

What a beauty!

Watch looks better in person than on the photos!