Well done, as this looks like a very nice example. Have it serviced immediately if it has not been done recently. Unlike Omegas from the 1960's, Seiko has not kept parts in stock for these and any common parts that wear will be very difficult to find. I know first hand, as I have one in for service now and my watchmaker is sourcing parts through the internet. He could not find all of the wheels that he wanted to replace but he thankfully got the worst ones. It won't be perfect but it will be serviceable.
Well done, as this looks like a very nice example. Have it serviced immediately if it has not been done recently. Unlike Omegas from the 1960's, Seiko has not kept parts in stock for these and any common parts that wear will be very difficult to find. I know first hand, as I have one in for service now and my watchmaker is sourcing parts through the internet. He could not find all of the wheels that he wanted to replace but he thankfully got the worst ones. It won't be perfect but it will be serviceable.
Shes on the way, thanx to Eric Fauser
Shes on the way, thanx to Eric Fauser.
