Taking apart pocket watch to get it to run, Illinois Springfield Watch Co., Part 1

I think all this watch needs is a cleaning to get it going. 18 size, key wound and key set.
This video performed by an amateur. Do not attempt at home. No watches were harmed in the making of this video. For entertainment only.

[@jeffreySEEhawkins]

Always love these. Happy Holidays. Thanks for the content.

[@bunnspecial]

Happy New Year to you!

[@paulwiden4061]

Thanks, very interesting to get it apart. Looking forward to part 2. Happy holidays

[@bunnspecial]

Glad you enjoyed it. Part 2 will be released in the middle of the month.
Happy Holidays to you to.

[@k9policexj]

Hey there Bunn! Hope all is well and happy holidays!
Thanks for the video!!

[@bunnspecial]

My pleasure! Same to you. Thanks for watching.

[@PayneKiller23]

Nice one mr. BunnSpecial, I really like the full bride plate movment, just bought a Illinois A.Lincoln 18s last week, this video are great for reference.

[@bunnspecial]

Thank you. The way I see it once you take apart one full plate movement you have taken apart all of them. One of these days I will get an A. Lincoln.

[@carloscarvalhido2424]

Hi. The "squeeze" type Presto tool that you used to take off the hands is also good to remove the cannon pinion :)

[@bunnspecial]

Yes I know. I tried that with a cheap one that had plastic parts in it, and it broke. I have to get an old one made with metal.