Great work ! I really like vintage Seiko. I wish there were more parts support from Seiko on older watches, but I don't think even they realized that they would become such classics.
That is an approach of disassembly that I haven't seen before. Must say I'm only at the beginning of the hobby. Taking evreting of before removing the mouvement out of the case, genus idea. Taking out the rubies from the incabolc before removing the balance genus. I'm going to do it that way to. It always seemed a little strange to me how people do things in mid air. But this way it makes sence, thank you for that.
Both superb looking watches and some great decision making to get the best result for your customer Spencer. I bet the customer will be stoked to get them back looking that good and fully and thoroughly serviced!
Hello I've just bought a 7548-7000 from February 1978. It has creamy dial lume with white hand and pip lume. February seems early for these. Have you seen an earlier production date before? Thanks
Sir, I have a just like the one you are servicing. Would you be interested in servicing my watch and replacing some gaskets and the crystal.? Please respond if so. Please give a quote, respectfully J. Ramirez
If you go to www.kleinvintagewatch.com, click on "servicing", and then go to the bottom of that page and put your email in. Then when a servicing slot comes up, you'll be automatically notified. It's first-come-first-serve. Thank you! - Spencer
Great work ! I really like vintage Seiko. I wish there were more parts support from Seiko on older watches, but I don't think even they realized that they would become such classics.
Both of these watches are very nice. Great work Spencer, as always.
Nice watches!
Glad you like them!
That is an approach of disassembly that I haven't seen before. Must say I'm only at the beginning of the hobby. Taking evreting of before removing the mouvement out of the case, genus idea. Taking out the rubies from the incabolc before removing the balance genus. I'm going to do it that way to. It always seemed a little strange to me how people do things in mid air. But this way it makes sence, thank you for that.
You are very welcome! Thank you.
Both superb looking watches and some great decision making to get the best result for your customer Spencer. I bet the customer will be stoked to get them back looking that good and fully and thoroughly serviced!
That'd be great
Hehehe I've just had my 6139 serviced so this video makes me happy
Hi Spencer, what tools do you use to wind the mainspring, i have a couple of 7009'S and a 7s26 i would like to restore
Kind regards
Jim Mcclory
Hello
I've just bought a 7548-7000 from February 1978.
It has creamy dial lume with white hand and pip lume.
February seems early for these.
Have you seen an earlier production date before?
Thanks
keep them doggies rolin'
Will it be possible for you to repair my Spb079?
would you be able to show how you tighten the ball bearings on a seiko 6139 please?
you're up late...it's almost 5 in the Morning CET.
Saw Rawhide as a kid..
Sir, I have a just like the one you are servicing. Would you be interested in servicing my watch and replacing some gaskets and the crystal.? Please respond if so. Please give a quote, respectfully J. Ramirez
If you go to www.kleinvintagewatch.com, click on "servicing", and then go to the bottom of that page and put your email in. Then when a servicing slot comes up, you'll be automatically notified. It's first-come-first-serve. Thank you! - Spencer
How did Jim’s 6105 go
Hello I tried to email you - I just purchased a 6105-8009 (1968) are you available to service it?
In my country only handy-capt people drive automatic cars..
Watch some real Italian westerns :)