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And worth a bloody fortune!!
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Like the knurled knob. As I said in my post, the lower arm can still flex a bit if squeezed hard against the stop screw. I had in mind to stiffen up the arms to prevent this but not got round to it yet. Bergeon haven't contacted me yet! Soon be available from China no doubt! 😆😆
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Think i've stumbled across it by accident. Looks very much like Seagull ST6 to me!
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My wild guess is that it's lume. It's interesting dial in that they printed the outline of the numbers. This would allow somebody to hand paint the luminescent material on and know where to do it. It'd be interesting to knowing the time frame that the dial and/or watch was made. I'm guessing because it says the word waterproof we can narrow it down for that. Finding a modern luminescent material that's darkening colors going to be interesting. Then because this is a holder luminescent material it's probably dark because it's radium based. But you need a Geiger counter to verify that.
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Hello - I'm trying to source a mainspring for the Seiko 70XX series (GR2377x) and Cousins is out of stock. Not the first time that Cousins seems to be the one and only place to get a mainspring (among other parts). Anyone aware of another way to order GR mainsprings and/or source a suitable replacement? I am resourceful and am aware of them popping up on ebay from time to time and the ability to get one from a donor movement. However, Seiko mainsprings often need a refresh more than their swiss brethren, IMO.
Thanks in advance!
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