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I have a 7T32 watch that got given to me recently and I love it. I got about 3 to 4 weeks of solid use out of it before it stopped one day. I did the reset and it worked again for about 2 minutes. No low battery indication, nothing and it's a new battery. Chrono/alarm still work and if I change the time and click the crown back in it works for a few hours. Anyway. I have looked for a replacement movement etc but found nothing. I stumbled upon the Miyota movements (0Sxx range) and clones thereof, but have no idea if they would fit the case or not. I don't really care if the alarm doesn't work, or if the two pushers on the side don't work as long as it doesn't cause any permanent alterations to the case. Would they work as a replacement?? I'm used to small, tedious work so I am looking at replacing the movement myself as there are not many watch repair places around me that will work on it. The ones that will, I might as well buy a new watch for what they want to charge me just to look at it. Does anyone know, or have any alternate suggestions? (And no, paying the price of a new chrono for one of the two or three 7T32 movements out there that are left doesn't make sense for me personally).

Hi, trying to source an undamaged standard hour wheel for a Seiko 7T32 movement (part number 271588). Trying to find something located in the USA if possible (for speed of delivery), but not crucial. Any ideas? I keep buying donor movements with busted hour wheels so wondering if someone has any stock that is definitely OK. Thanks, John

As pe the title, here a small comparison video of my Seiko Quartz Chronographs from the 7Txx series. Enjoy!