Stem for a Seiko 5H26A-7A00
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Purchased this today from a retired surgeon that said he couldn’t carry on restoring clocks any more in his retirement because of failing eye sight, he just kept bringing out boxes Pultra advertised as a 17/50 but turned out to be a 17/70 , 2 crosslides 3 tool rests fixed steady lots of collets , full set or step chucks, full set of ring chucks , full set of bell chucks plus loads more, he had a working mardrive as well but I said I didn’t want that but I did take the overhead gantry. That should keep me quiet restoring that according to my wife , she knows me so well after 50 years. Dell
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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
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So the bridge has probably been swapped at some time. This is what a 612 should look like. https://watch-movements-archive.com/watch-movement/smiths-612/
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Hi, I just obtained a Kinetic 5M42-0E39. A lot of great info in this thread. For those of you that worked on yours what did you do for a movement holder. There are some out there for specific Seiko movements but I don't see any for the 5M42. Just measure the diameter of the movement and do it that way? Any luck with the original band replacement? It looks like Watch Plaza has the rubber straps that look like the original minus the metal bits for band and clasp. Thanks!
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