I got this watch from HDgate marketplace last year. Recently the pawl lever broke and I tried to replace it. I almost finished the job but when I was trying to place the pallet fork it slipped and flew away. Later I found it broken in my Robot vac. Since there are no markings on the watch, I am not able to find the correct pallet fork. I've tried a few from NH35-39, 7Sxx's, they are too small. I provide a few pictures which might help to figure out the model removed link Please, dear watchmakers, help me if you can. The photo with measurements is taken from the type of pallet fork I need, sizes a measured of the actual fork I found in my vac. Thank you in advance.
This is the broken fork.
This is measurements of the fork I need taken from the broken fork.
Can you contact the seller and ask them what the movement it?
The seller is gone "by the wind". Chinese stores do that. Sell bunch of junk and disappear just to appear under different name. Watch has NO single mark on it. But thanks for your time to reply.
This movement probably produced by 上海靖和实业有限公司 (Shanghai Jinghe Industrial Co., Ltd), it might be thier JH10 series. They are Seiko clones.
Thank you for your reply. I've tried to search abovementioned movements with no success. If you have links or any sort of info, which leads me to the movement I'm looking for please share it with me. I appreciate your support.
Labor of love but not feasible to fix?
Yes, it is labor of love and yes, it is feasible to fix if I can get a correct part. Thank you for your time spent.Labor of love but not feasible to fix?
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