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Nickelsilver is right, movement diameter and keyless works ‘fingerprint’ are important for identifying movements. That said, this appears to be a 7 jewel version of the a Revue 30 movement. A quick search with google turns up parts movements, and individual parts should be quite easy to come by. Hope that helps, Mark -
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By HectorLooi · Posted
Sometimes surface damage like this can be repaired with solder. Run pre-tinned soldering iron tip with a tiny blob of solder over the damaged area and pray that the Gods of watchmaking are on your side. 🤞 -
Hello All. FYI, I clumsily damaged a coil on a pristine Seiko Credor -- coil number 4002920 My watch repair guy is having difficulty sourcing this (or a substitute/replacement one)? Can anyone help, please? Thanks!
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