Taking apart pocket watch to get it to run, Illinois Springfield Watch Co., Part 1

[@jeffreySEEhawkins]

Always love these. Happy Holidays. Thanks for the content.

[@bunnspecial]

Happy New Year to you!

[@paulwiden4061]

Thanks, very interesting to get it apart. Looking forward to part 2. Happy holidays

[@bunnspecial]

Glad you enjoyed it. Part 2 will be released in the middle of the month.
Happy Holidays to you to.

[@PayneKiller23]

Nice one mr. BunnSpecial, I really like the full bride plate movment, just bought a Illinois A.Lincoln 18s last week, this video are great for reference.

[@bunnspecial]

Thank you. The way I see it once you take apart one full plate movement you have taken apart all of them. One of these days I will get an A. Lincoln.

[@k9policexj]

Hey there Bunn! Hope all is well and happy holidays!
Thanks for the video!!

[@bunnspecial]

My pleasure! Same to you. Thanks for watching.

[@carloscarvalhido2424]

Hi. The "squeeze" type Presto tool that you used to take off the hands is also good to remove the cannon pinion :)

[@bunnspecial]

Yes I know. I tried that with a cheap one that had plastic parts in it, and it broke. I have to get an old one made with metal.