Harnok & MultiCart
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Ever notice how the escapement in a pocket watch is basically a tiny battlefield between gears and gravity, and a single inefficiency can wreck the whole timekeeping? It's a perfect case study for someone who loves to dissect every moving part. What do you think is the most elegant solution to that problem?
Harnok Harnok
You’re right—the escapement is a micro‑warzone. The cleanest fix is to make the impulse as constant as possible. Use a low‑friction, single‑lever pallet with a detent that gives a tight, predictable push every cycle. Remove any play or excess lubrication, and you get a steady tick that won’t fall out of step. It’s not flashy, but that’s the kind of mechanical elegance that keeps time honest.