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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
That doesn't explain why he can wind it. -
Looks to me like the crown has snapped off the stem tip. What's does the other end of the stem look like? -
They're a special size so you can't just get a generic one.
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I am partway through repairing a Seiko 7006A watch. Putting it back together again and having an issue with power. When I put power into the watch, it is suddenly released. The click is one piece, working by it bending, so theres nothing much I can do about the click so surely its something else? Please bear in mind I'm a beginner so dont roast me too hard! Train of wheels run free, pallet fork runs free, and balance runs free. Here is a OneDrive link to a video of the issue. https://1drv.ms/v/c/d19df1b57085da7d/EfHB20218tBErJQh_SInxQ4Bb8DEdG33GNnprM2mxowWYg?e=efAnUc Attached photos: How the click is attached Overview of movement -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
A guess but I think the threads have stripped. If so the only solution is a new stem. @JerseyMo, we need your help.
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