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ro63rto Distinguished Member

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Where to find partnumber? You think?

The image you used to illustrate which parts you need has the part numbers at the end of the lines pointing to the parts in question.

Try Schillachi61 on eBay. He has loads of new old stock parts. I buy my crystals from him.

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What do you need? i am sure i have plenty of parts? And more on the way from the desert. Bought a lot of old movement from Ramon. The watchcollector. 

Tell me what parts you need in the date mechanism? Is it the arrows? The small gear is plastic? Have plenty of that? Maybe i can find a metal from a 6119  movement. 

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2 hours ago, ro63rto said:

The image you used to illustrate which parts you need has the part numbers at the end of the lines pointing to the parts in question.

Try Schillachi61 on eBay. He has loads of new old stock parts. I buy my crystals from him.

 

2 hours ago, ro63rto said:

The image you used to illustrate which parts you need has the part numbers at the end of the lines pointing to the parts in question.

Try Schillachi61 on eBay. He has loads of new old stock parts. I buy my crystals from him.

Just for the record, there is now part number on this copy I have. But I try Schillachi61, thanks for the help...

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47 minutes ago, rogart63 said:

What do you need? i am sure i have plenty of parts? And more on the way from the desert. Bought a lot of old movement from Ramon. The watchcollector. 

Tell me what parts you need in the date mechanism? Is it the arrows? The small gear is plastic? Have plenty of that? Maybe i can find a metal from a 6119  movement. 

Hi Robert,

I need :

Date driving wheel, Day finger and Intermediate date wheel. Pretty standards worn out on this movments.. sendt me PM if you want..

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i've got those parts also. let me know if you still need them.

you might consider looking on fleabay for spare 6309 movements. usually you can get 13 assorted seiko movements from a fella out of the phillipines for $14 plus postage. that's how i got the parts i needed for my 5309.

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