Pocket Watch Running Slow

Pocket watch is running too fast!?

My grandfather gave me a pocket watch, the other day is a winding, Saxony, Swiss Made B2. I wound up making it work but it runs too fast and becomes in advance, after a few minutes. I watched the ongoing work and I know nothing about how to slow it down! It runs very fast and near the ticking of the clock there is a + and a – sign, this Has nothing to do with the speed of the clock?? Is it useful to go see someone? Thank you

"There is a + and a sign -" Yes, it where you define * time, but if you're not very careful, you could hurt the mechanism. If it is a memory I certainly would not set it on the hour by a jeweler. It is not difficult at all, but takes a little time to do things. In your case, if you want to try and move the small light over in the direction of the sign -. Wait half an hour or two and see how it slowed down. To do this, you want to write the start and stop, and the time it works to advance. Then continue to make comparisons to the time advance is closer to real time. If you find all the way to – and it is still fasting, the next step I would not recommend you try. take this to a jeweler watchmaker (watchmaker). Value wise, it is totally up to you, but it should not cost much, even if you have to take it be regulated by the clock. Al

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