JimInOz
··Melbourne Australiadoes the movement look Ok or is it shot??
Could be fixed with a donor assembly but probably not worth worrying about.
does the movement look Ok or is it shot??
Movement looks OK, maybe a bit of rotor rubbing due to wear in the bearing assembly.
Could be fixed with a donor assembly but probably not worth worrying about.
Another Seiko 6119-8460 with the alphabet in the serial number.
All of them happen to be N.
https://watchsupplyhouse.com/genekran
https://www.watchuseek.com/threads/sold-seiko-6119-8460-gene-kranz-overhauled-by-hub-city.5362780/ https://www.ebay.com/itm/204047493399
Do me a favor and turn the hands forward and see if the day wheel will center.
Kinda looked like the hairspring was out of place. Maybe just magnetized.
You live in the US?
If you lived in the Austin area, I'd say: drop by and we would get it running and that damn day wheel fixed. I'm afraid it's probably more to have it serviced than it's worth. Seiko's are easy to work on. You can ask a watchmaker....
This is my 6119. It was way worse than yours. Bezel insert was the same. Silver dial was trashed. Put it all together from a box of Seiko scrap parts. I love it. Nothing close to original. I call it 'modded' 😉