Brad Maisto
Registered User
I just acquired another MEYLAN stopwatch at a small antique mall in FerdinandIN for five bucksjust seemed like to good of a deal to pass up. It was wound "tight" and did not want to tickbut I purchased it anyway as I thought to myself"Selfsince the American Olympic trials in swimming and in track are happeningwhy not get another "European timer" that was probably used back in the day to time many high school level sporting events." I was able to get the back off when I returned home only to find that the hairspring has been "buggered" in the past. Here are a couple of picsthe movement serial number is 4,118,152 and I am also showing the stamp on the inside of the case back. This case back at least snapped back reasonably easyunlike the timer I bought two years ago in which I still have not secured the case back. Anyone out there had luck correcting hair Springs like this? Thanks in AdvanceBrad MaistoKY Floral #44 Secretary
