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By kendallronin · Posted
Sorry, I put new old. Its old stock. I found it at a small jewelry shop in South Texas, its movement is a 6119c Automatic. 21 jewel. It is keeping amazing time. I'm thinking the I have a malfunction in the day date setting mechanism. Just wanted to make sure if there was another to set D and D. Thx much!!! -
It def is in the ti packaging but who knows if they belong there. I have around 20 thousand of them. The only other numbers on The packaging says SKB3843 and TI 741A also, 4 large boxes almost all of them are still sealed in individual packs of 500. I would be happy to part with some if anyone wants some.
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Always nice if you give us a background story? Did you purchase the watch new with the instructions coming with that watch? Then I have a link where it explains what a Seiko five Is. Notice it does not define a specific caliber so conceivably the setting instructions may be different. On some of the Seiko is pushing in the crown should advance the day date but others you may pull it out to the position in between the setting and in and it should change the day date the same as basically any other watch. Then it would be helpful to give us the model number of the movement you'll find that number on the back of the case https://www.seikowatches.com/global-en/products/5sports/about
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By kendallronin · Posted
Hello everyone, got a question. I just purchased a Seiko 5, and trying to set day and time. I've followed the instructions, but I can't push in on crown to quick change the date and day. Or all Seiko 5 push to set? -
I had ordered a Omega 960 (based on 6497) and when I got it, the hour wheel is there but they don't have dial screws. I had to source some Omega screws for a lot of dough 😞 I contacted the seller but he said he doesn't know at all and just sell NOS movements. Luckily, many parts can be found using 6497 as keyword and they are interchargeable.
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Yasser 3
Dear friends,
I hope someone can help me identify this movement below (see photos). I thought it was a BFG movement but on closer inspection, I noticed the letters ‘FB’ on the plate but unfortunately no calibre number. The mainspring is broken inside the barrel and would like to get a replacement if I can find the calibre number.
Many Thanks,
Regards,
Yasser.
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