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[ReplicaFromDownunder 2]

Hello all,

 

I noticed my rotor wasn't spinning. Opened up the caeback and had this piece lodged in the rotor.

Any light on where it's from? Removed it and now moving again.

It's a miyoto movement, my watch doesn't stop with the crown fully out too.

 

Thanks

 

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Hello all,
 
I noticed my rotor wasn't spinning. Opened up the caseback and had this piece lodged in the rotor.
Any light on where it's from? Removed it and now moving again.
It's a miyoto movement, also my watch doesn't stop when the stem is fully out and I'm adjusting the time.
 
Thanks
 
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[ShovelnTC 31]

Looks like a "faux" regulator adjuster.

One of the reasons I don't like anything with movement decorations.

Not needed, close her up and enjoy!

[ShovelnTC 31]

Yep, you can see it here in the center of the balance wheel.

A lot of these crap decorations are simply glued on.

[k3rm87 179]

6 minutes ago, ShovelnTC said:

Yep, you can see it here in the center of the balance wheel.

A lot of these crap decorations are simply glued on.

True - throw that piece away and seal it back up. Don't think that Miyota has a hacking function, so normal to not stop ? 

[GenTLe 1,501]

Miyota 8215 is a not hacking so it's normal that it doesn't stop when in time setting. That bit is as said just a part of the movement camouflage...

[ReplicaFromDownunder 2]

On 10/29/2017 at 19:41, ShovelnTC said:

Looks like a "faux" regulator adjuster.

One of the reasons I don't like anything with movement decorations.

Not needed, close her up and enjoy!

Great thanks heaps!