collectible watches Tourbillon: Gravity Offset & Movement Mechanism Adjustment

In order for collectible watches tourbillon to work properly, it is very important to adjust the tourbillon. The tourbillon is an important movement mechanism in the watch. It can offset the influence of gravity on the movement of the watch and improve the accuracy and stability of the watch.

The following are the steps to adjust the tourbillon:

1. Remove the back cover of the watch

Remove the back cover of the watch to expose the internal structure of the watch. Under the dust cover, you can see the location of the tourbillon. The tourbillon is usually located on the top layer of the movement and is covered with a metal cover.

2. Remove tourbillon cover

Use a tourbillon sized screwdriver to remove the tourbillon cover, being careful to avoid damaging the movement. Once the cover is removed, the tourbillon and tourbillon shaft can be seen. There are two screws on the shaft. By adjusting these screws, the speed of the tourbillon can be adjusted.

3. Turn the tourbillon screw

Use a screwdriver to carefully rotate the screw on the tourbillon and adjust the position of the tourbillon shaft to change the speed of the tourbillon. It is recommended to gradually adjust in small increments until the desired speed is achieved.

4. Measurement speed

After adjusting the tourbillon, you need to measure the adjusted speed. Measurement methods include using a meter or manual chronograph. If the speed is normal, put the tourbillon cover and back cover back into place and seal the watch.

Any watch adjustment operation needs to be handled with caution. The adjustment of tourbillon requires experienced technicians. If you are not skilled, it is recommended to leave it to a professional watch repairman. With proper maintenance and repair, your watch can have a longer service life while maintaining accurate time.