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| Joined: | Wed May 30th, 2007 |
| Location: | Twin Cities, Minnesota USA |
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Just thought I'd bring this subject up. How many of you have encountered the problem of having an unclean movement on a brand new timepiece? You receive it, unwrap it, marvel at its beauty, and then ...face4.gif cringe as you look at the movement through the viewback and notice some specks of debris resting on it. Totally unpleasant experience. Mention, too, the "offenders". Who's the worst?
You can't totally avoid those tiny specks of lint as long as humans are working on them. What bugs me is the lack of QC that doesn't capture the really big "debris".
Case and point: when I got my Aristo with the Harley micro-rotor movement, I took this shot and couldn't believe my eyes: fdo you notice the large piece of metal shaving underneath the center wheel right above the axle of the micro rotor? :X
Cheers
Matt
