Seiko 7T32-6N10 Slide Rule Bezel Gasket

[systeman]

Hi all,

I'm servicing a Seiko 7T32-6N10 and am tryinf to source a flat black gasket that fits between the slide rule bezel and case. As far as I can determine, it's a flat plastic one as ca be seen in this video:

 

Does anyone know the part number and a supplier?

Thanks in advance.

[rogart63]

Have you checked boley.de? 

And there  referenz list? http://boley.de/referenz/seiko/31432?search=7T32-6N10

Could it be the rotating bezel gasket? 

[rogart63]

Check Jules out to . Unfortuanly not all can buy from them. 

But check which number and try HKH services in England. 

http://cgi.julesborel.com/cgi-bin/matcgi2?ref=SEK+CS%237T32-6N10&submit=Search

[GeorgeClarkson]

Thanks for linking my video  The gasket is the following:

0Z3444B02

ROTATING BEZEL GASKET

In Stock

Seiko Oceania states they have them in stock, so you may want to contact Adrian @ VTA and ask him if he can get it. He's active in another forum, though, not here.

[systeman]

9 hours ago, GeorgeClarkson said:

Thanks for linking my video  The gasket is the following:

0Z3444B02

ROTATING BEZEL GASKET

In Stock

Seiko Oceania states they have them in stock, so you may want to contact Adrian @ VTA and ask him if he can get it. He's active in another forum, though, not here.

Hi George, thanks for the info and your great videos on Seiko 7T32 servicing. ? Adrian @ VTA, can you elaborate please.

[ro63rto]

Hi George, thanks for the info and your great videos on Seiko 7T32 servicing. ? Adrian @ VTA, can you elaborate please.

Vintage Times Australia

[systeman]

1 hour ago, ro63rto said:

Vintage Times Australia

Thank you everyone for your help. I'll keeo you updated and publish some photos of the refurb.

[ro63rto]

I finally managed to snag one of these and it too is in need of a bezel gasket.
Where did you get it eventually?

[systeman]

58 minutes ago, ro63rto said:

I finally managed to snag one of these and it too is in need of a bezel gasket.
Where did you get it eventually?

The problem with the black ring is it deteriorates over the years and usually crumbles away. I is only there as a feature piece.

However, when the bezel is removed one can see the channel in the bezel that the black ring sits in. The rings are obsolete but easy to make. I took the measurements of the channel and scribed the inner/outer onto (off eBay etc.) a piece of model makers' black polypropylene sheet and cut it out by hand. It can be a snug fit in the channel and may need to be reduced in thickness. Actually there should be a very thin clear plastic shim that sits between the base of the bezel and case, this is only to reduce any friction and take up any slack between the two.

Good luck, it's worth doing and they do look great when finished.

[ro63rto]

The problem with the black ring is it deteriorates over the years and usually crumbles away. I is only there as a feature piece.
However, when the bezel is removed one can see the channel in the bezel that the black ring sits in. The rings are obsolete but easy to make. I took the measurements of the channel and scribed the inner/outer onto (off eBay etc.) a piece of model makers' black polypropylene sheet and cut it out by hand. It can be a snug fit in the channel and may need to be reduced in thickness. Actually there should be a very thin clear plastic shim that sits between the base of the bezel and case, this is only to reduce any friction and take up any slack between the two.
Good luck, it's worth doing and they do look great when finished.

Thanks for the info.
Yet another Seiko part that's obsolete [emoji37]
Wonder if any will turn up on yahoo Japan.
In the meantime I'll try your method.