NH35 NH36 Balance Wheel Splint Set for Mechanical Watch Repairs

The balance wheel splint is a delicate but crucial component used to repair many mechanical watch movements. This part helps stabilize the balance wheel and keeps it running properly. This product fits both the NH35 and NH36 automatic watch movements.

Part Number: #8667

Price: $2

This balance wheel splint set is specifically designed for replacing worn-out or broken parts in NH35 and NH36 automatic watch movements. The splint, which holds the spring and adjusts the wheel's speed, is manufactured with high precision and has good wear resistance in mechanical watches.

The package includes one balance wheel splint, typically made of high-strength metal. This part maintains the movement's stability even if subjected to strong impacts.

The installation process requires professional skills for watch maintenance; it is not recommended for those who lack experience. It is important to disassemble the watch carefully to avoid damaging the internal mechanism or scratches caused by loose wires.

To install this part:

1. Disassemble the watch.

2. Remove damaged screw threads.

3. Install a new splint.

4. Assemble the watch body.

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Why replace this part?

Pad or cracks on the spring rod will cause the watch to slow down or stop running. By replacing worn-out parts with high-quality new splints, your watch's accuracy and durability can be significantly improved.

Please check the compatibility before purchasing. If you have any questions, please contact us.

Important notes regarding installation:

• Professional knowledge is required to replace this mechanism.

• Before opening, ensure the dial face side is facing upwards.

• Use extremely small tools when tightening screws; don't apply too much force to break them.

• Consider adjusting the split after replacement for optimal performance.

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Last update: May, 2024