Another Seiko

JimDon

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This is amazing. Another Vintage Seiko. This one a 1987 SQ. The Crystal was toast and fortunately I had one that fit peeps in stock yeah ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1565950901.966961.webp
 

Great looking watch! :occasion14:
 

How many watches in your collection? Do you keep them all or sell and trade? :occasion14:
 

How many watches in your collection? Do you keep them all or sell and trade? :occasion14:

A lot! Since I Repair most of my watches I I find it hard to get rid of them. I keep most mechanical watches and get rid of quartz except a few vintage quartz I like. I am always open for trades. I especially like unusual watches and military watches. Also if there is something you were looking for just let me know I’m always happy to find stuff for people.
 

A lot! Since I Repair most of my watches I I find it hard to get rid of them. I keep most mechanical watches and get rid of quartz except a few vintage quartz I like. I am always open for trades. I especially like unusual watches and military watches. Also if there is something you were looking for just let me know I’m always happy to find stuff for people.

Do you think you think you can repair my Seiko?
 

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Do you think you think you can repair my Seiko?

What seems to be the issue? Some Seikos require a hard reset when you change the battery. You need to touch a paperclip from the battery to a small area with a + symbol on the movement. Try that first.
 

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