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So I bought a Seiko 7015-7000 as a project which was received today. This is my second ever watch I'm planning to fix, so please bear my silly questions!

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Watch was sold as parts, but it does tick in right position (face down), so I suspect it is just extremely dirty. Which was proven when I ripped it in pieces.

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Dissembling  process went well, didn't loose any springs or levers, but noticed watch is missing some parts. Also day corrector spring is not flat which I believe should be.

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So couple of questions which I hope you could help.

1) Should the spring be completely flat or with slight curve as in the picture?

2) Can you please advice where to source following parts;

- 381.006 click

- 571.005 operating lever

- 581.003 coupling lever

- 585.009 hammer

I believe none of these are super rare, at least I hope so..

Thanks in advance!

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4 hours ago, Hondadoug said:

I have gotten alot of Seiko parts from Otto Frei. They are very helpful and good about calling back. Call them and make sure you have the caliber number.

Thanks! I have been able to source everything else from UK except click spring and coupling lever. I definitely give them a call and see what they got.

 

 

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Ok, things are progressing. I found all missing parts across Europe, now it's just waiting game..

But I just realised I'm missing balance stop lever/coupling lever screw! Screw part number is 012.281.

Would anyone happen to have one for spairs? 

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