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Visual Diagram of a Mechanical Watch Movement

  1. Train bridge

  2. Third wheel

  3. Upper third wheel pivot / hole jewel

  4. Set lever screw (detent screw)

  5. Transmission wheel (Crown wheel)

  6. Ratchet wheel (Winding wheel)

  7. Barrel bridge

  8. Clutch wheel

  9. Winding pinion

  10. Set lever

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  12. Crown

  13. Yoke spring

  14. Setting lever spring ( set bridge )

  15. Yoke

  16. Upper forth wheel pivot / hole jewel

  17. Set wheel

  18. Lower barrel arbor pivot / hole

  19. Minute wheel

  20. Mainspring barrel

  21. Center shaft and cannon pinion

  22. Lower forth wheel pivot / hole jewel

  23. Lower escape wheel pivot / cap jewel

  24. Escapement inspection holes

  25. Lower pallet arbor pivot / hole jewel

  26. Lower balance pivot/ cap jewel

  27. Click

  28. Click spring

  29. Upper center wheel pivot / hole jewel

  30. Center wheel

  31. Balance cock

  32. Regulator

  33. Upper balance pivot / cap jewel

  34. Escapement inspection notch

  35. Hairspring stud

  36. Balance wheel

  37. Pallet bridge

  38. Hairspring

  39. Upper pallet arbor pivot / hole jewel

  40. Pallets

  41. Escape wheel

  42. Upper escape wheel pivot / cap jewel

  43. Forth wheel

  44. Hour wheel

 

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