Ingersoll Pocket Dollar Watch Repair
Repair Service of an Ingersoll Yankee Pocket Watch
This antique Ingersoll Pocket Watch would run in all positions except when placed dial-up, and then it would stop. The watch was disassembled and rust was found in the lower balance bearing and on the balance staff pivot. The rust wore away the bearing and tip of the balance staff. The bearing was replaced and the staff was turned until it had a new tip. The movement was cleaned, reassembled and lubricated. Placed on extended testing. Repair Complete
Ingersoll Yankee before service
Ingersoll Movement disassembled
Ingersoll Yankee balance bearing with rust causing the watch to stop. Bearing was replaced
Ingersoll balance staff pivot, worn down from rust and lack of lubrication. Balance staff was turned until it had a new fine tip
Ingersoll movement cleaned
Ingersoll dial and hands are carefully reinstalled
Ingersoll Yankee case cleaned and movement reinstalled. Watch tested, Repair Complete
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