the hairspring is badly deformed
the broken winding pinion
the deformed hairspring
parts damaged by excessive corrision
hairspring re-shaped
the screw on the right isn't correct
screw for jumper support missing
very odd waxy deposit on the underside of the wheel bridge
we will need a new reset pusher
the hairspring is back in shape
the supplied winding stem (right) is not from an Omega 321. On the left, a 321 winding stem.
bottom plate complete
the movement is back together
new pushers and crystal
new start/stop pusher
the dial has some dirt and rust around the sub-second dial
nicely cleaned up!
as there is corrosion on the hands, there isn't much of a choice - we have to re-paint
the old paint and luminous compound is stripped off
new white paint on the hands
I'm using slightly toned down luminous compound to make it fit better with what's on the dial
hands painted and luminous compound applied
I have to take the movement apart again, as the mainspring started slipping in the barrel
the barrel edge holding the mainspring is a bit worn and I re-sharpen it
I also sharpen the edge of the new mainspring to make sure it won't slip again
you can see how the mainspring is now held back properly
I modify a screw for the minute recorder jumper, as I can't get hold of an original one. Looks exactly like it should!
one of the case screws is a bit rusty
I slightly polish the screw
I tighten two of the sub-hands, as they are a bit loose
dial and hands are back on
The original Omega pushers need shortening
I turn an adaptor ring to make the different model 0 action pusher fit
the adaptor ring goes over the thread, which is then cut off
the modified pusher - looks exactly like it should
the modified pusher in place, working beautifully
dust cover and new case back gasket in place