The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-08

same number OF hours and again the
time is taken and compared with the
time taken after the run in the heat. IL
they have made the same time m heat
as in cold there is no necessity for a
change being made. bat as this only occa-
sionally occurs. II Is necessary TO see
of which it runs fastest. heat or cold. We
must move the little gold screws IN the
balance rim towards or away from the
free end of the segment as the case may
require. 1t is again timed and run with
a thermometer through heat and cold the
same as before. This operation ~ con-
tinued until all are running the same IN
the extremes OF heat and cold
II may be well to say here that few
witches are subjected In actual use 70 a
var, low temperature. probably not below
10 degrees Fahrenheit: therefore IL would
be une'ise TO adjust watches TO the ex-
tr.uca which a few n Exit be got into.
as the lean would be iess liable 10 be
right For that reason We do not aim To
get below freezing in re cold test
AfT-T 5-ing satisfied with the above re-
suits tie balance Is again carefully poised
and each part examircd u be sure there
Is no defect apparent The watch Ia
again set BIZ chronometer or a fine clock.
the tine noted when set. and is run TWEEN
;y-four hours in each position. namely.
:.rst dial up: second. dial down: third
pendant Up: fourth. pendant left: afth.
PENDANT right These are the positions
which any watch Is likely 70 get IN dur
ing Use.
IL may occur 10 the reader tAai a watch
sb6 uId run the same IN ali positions II N
good condition. but as this il 20; the
case. 1 viii state that 81 many years
experience. having run thousands q
watches. I have never yet had one rua
exactly the same II eli five positions
above named We car. however. get
them near enough 10 give better results
than they would were there no attempt
II ade IN this particular direction. ~
a matter Of fact. TIE watch ia perfect con-
dition. having correctly made parts az
cor5iag 20 theo-y. ard practical detail
comes nearest fuislling orr aspiration IN
this direction To thos4 having al tusf%d
watches they should KEEP e. ml1t tina;
that OF which - rnucu tire has been
spent II al attempt 10 give their watch
the sszt tirseke@ping qsaiifT possible 60
be destroyed b. = is.sie csresrzsnezs or sY
taking II 20 place 70 - rssasrsa where
they have 10 silowi~dee q ensr funrztons
q nze ;irnersece Such z1en a. are aba
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rizh, ,he pr1ce sscs3d y q zrsaB rnz;t@r
compared Nth making 2 3 witch 10
better than &c oze ~ destroying tas
conditions which zaSe s. an ssszsfes
watch
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a. IL should - Ese1- ae*sT ssowaag II -
Eez bump IL not EsnE - laT 4 <ssrs
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snce. Wi1d u regularly. haze :; sao<ss:
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rhe bziz-c1 szizxs ilsss fs-nss ~ houg.
ard sse psvoss aye Iess thsa sv< o.4-
shosssnt;ks u an ssch n fl8-~-sr. -
rxsce The tkirkns%s cs a hair. us- yDur
watch fz.esitxsusiy. s1t yoz ~s1 go god
ressi,s whea IN proper eont.tioos-s- l.
/ cooo Ia Tia Cleveland LeseeT.