This mainspring is no good, it's way out of flat. This sort of thing is usually the result of installing spring without using a correct winder.
But this spring has another surprise!
A break has had a make-shift repaired with a little buckle of sorts. That's a new on me...
The watch is a grade 293 Elgin, 16 size, 7 jewels, made about 1917.
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