Movement 928880

[rossjackson01]

Hello folks.

I have a Seiko 26 Jewel Calendar watch that is of sentimental value. On my fist day of learning I became too enthusiastic. I opened the watch and used a blower to clean  the movement,. Yes, idiot of the first water. I know better know. I damaged the hairspring. There is also a second hand missing. I need to replace these items. I have looked on the movement and seen that the numbers 92880 are visible. Can anyone help with the movement details please?

Thank you

Regards

Ross

 

 

Edited February 9, 2022 by rossjackson01
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[HectorLooi]

Hmmm.... very strange. This doesn't look like a Seiko at all.

In fact it looks Russian. Like my Sekonda that is using a Slava 2414 movement.

[jdm]

23 minutes ago, rossjackson01 said:

I have a Seiko 26 Jewel Calendar watch

That is not a Seiko mov.t, it's a Russian craba / slava, and the number is not an ID but a serial. Idon't know if can find the parts but a donor watch or mov.t could be easier. 

[HectorLooi]

http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-db.cgi?10&ranfft&2&2uswk&Slava_2414

[rossjackson01]

Oh Gosh, you are so right. For Seiko, read Sekonda. Sorry folks. Bad day at Black Rock.

Thank you

Ross