Crystals

[TedD]

Does anyone have a good source for Seiko Crystals?  I'm having trouble locating one .  The model is SUP880 (P) and Seiko's part number for the crystal is RE2AG6JN02

Thanks

[jdm]

There is no secret source for parts (Seiko or other brands), we all use the same ones that are revealed by searching the Internet. An don't be surprised it it can't be had, there are tens of thousand different ones. 

Is it a flat crystal? If so, use a generic. Otherwise if isn't cracked you can polish it. 

[TedD]

49 minutes ago, jdm said:

There is no secret source for parts (Seiko or other brands), we all use the same ones that are revealed by searching the Internet. An don't be surprised it it can't be had, there are tens of thousand different ones. 

Is it a flat crystal? If so, use a generic. Otherwise if isn't cracked you can polish it. 

It is flat ... rectangular  24 mm x 28 mm

Being a newbie I was hoping to find the mfg part  

[watchweasol]

Hi As jdm says use a generic there are many sources If you want the genuine ones and willing to pay a deal more try cousinsuk watch parts,  AG Thomas,  Gleave & Co ,  H S Walsh there is plenty of choice.           

[jdm]

4 hours ago, TedD said:

It is flat ... rectangular  24 mm x 28 mm
Being a newbie I was hoping to find the mfg part  

Since isn't round  or a very popular type then things get more complicated. If it's just scratched it should be polished as mentioned above. That can be normally done without removing the crystal, otherwise you may also need a crystal press.

Edited October 23, 2019 by jdm

[rogart63]

Where are you from TedD . I know some in USA taht have lots of parts. I am sure some of the supply houses there have that crystal . 

[ro63rto]

I get my hard to find off shaped crystals from YahooJP.