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marko1049
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Vintage seamaster
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Davidt
·Looks more like a 165.002 from the mid-late 60’s.
Can’t help with the wonder settings
Can’t help with the wonder settings
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marko1049
·Seamaster automatic circa1959-1963 im guessing. Anybody know what the watch winder settings should be? My winder has 2 choices. 650 TPD or 900 TPD . CW-CCW OR BOTH. I’m wondering if it even should go on a winder.
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Dan S
·The information you need for identification and dating will be inside the case-back and on the movement. I really wouldn't put it on the winder, especially if it hasn't been serviced. Just unnecessary wear and tear on the movement IMO.
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Bruce235
·Winder not necessary, no date to lose. Just set time, give a few winds and go.
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marko1049
·The information you need for identification and dating will be inside the case-back and on the movement. I really wouldn't put it on the winder, especially if it hasn't been serviced. Just unnecessary wear and tear on the movement IMO.
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marko1049
·Yes , i will be taking it in.
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lucian23
·Nice watch but as other memebr said it's no need to put it on a winder. And if you will put it i am sure the setting will no be a problem for this watch 😀. It can manage anything 😀
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marko1049
·Nice watch but as other memebr said it's no need to put it on a winder. And if you will put it i am sure the setting will no be a problem for this watch 😀. It can manage anything 😀
