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Looking for stem for Seiko 7005-5020

Jamie

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I cannot get a stem for my 7005-5020 that is long enough unable to fit extension because the watch case as a shoulder were the stem goes through any ideas.

 

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Yes tried them all was hoping someone had similar problem when trying to fit extension when there's a shoulder stopping the stem, I really need a longer thread stem but cannot find anywhere.

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Seiko 7006 and  7025 has the same stem if that could help? Tried windingstems.com 

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If Toshi @ KKH can't help,

try Stefan ( schillachi61 on ebay )

Send him a message as he doesn't always have everything listed.

If not, try Adrian @ Vintage Times Australia.

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the derivative calibers from the 7005 are as follows: 7001, 7006, 7015, 7016, 7017, 7018, 7019, 7009, 7029, 7035.

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