Gensign Master Clock

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	Gensign Master Clock The central brass axle that can be seen projecting outwards out at the bottom engages with the coiled spring attached to the flywheel. There is a tongue on the spring that engages into a recess in this axle. When the flywheel is in the wound position, and the weights are acting on it, the spring also imparts a force as well. When it is rewinding the force from the weights is temporarily lost, however the spring on its own can supply sufficient force during the very brief period of rewinding (barely a 1/4 second).	Custom Search My Other Websites: Synchronome Introduction Operation Setting Up Impulse Movement Rating Date Chart Barometer Pressure Door Open Effect Circular Error Door Open Effect Power Station Model Synchronome Literature Gents Pul-syn-etic Introduction Movement Operation Wheel Operation Impulse Slave 30 Minute Pulses Instruction Manuel Gensign Introduction The Movement (Overall) The Movement (Front) The Movement (Rear) Rear Flywheel & Spring Post Office 36 Introduction Toggle Operation The Countwheel Mechanism Clock 'As Found' Carl Bohmeier Introduction Escapement Movement Pendulum and Case Winding Mechanism Bürk Master Clock Introduction General Tele's Ltd Introduction Page 2 Slave Dials Introduction Synchronome Slave Octagonal Slave Programmer Introduction Close Up 1 Close Up 2 Links and Contact Page Links
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