Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Hi, and welcome to PuristSPro. Your post . . .
. . . has been redirected to our Seiko forum, where it will receive attention from members of our community well versed in vintage Seiko.
I'm not a watchmaker, but your problem could have several causes. Interference between the seconds and minute hand (or the crystal) might be the simplest explanation. This sort of problem should be easily remedied by a watchmaker.
Cordially,
Art
My Seiko 6309-729a
Hello, I am new to this site but I was informed that you all could assist me with an issue I am having with my Seiko 6309-729a timepiece. When I wear it it runs for a bit then will stop then will start back up and run for a bit then stop. If I tap the cry...
Hi, and welcome to PuristSPro. Your post . . .
. . . has been redirected to our Seiko forum, where it will receive attention from members of our community well versed in vintage Seiko. I'm not a watchmaker, but your problem could have several causes. Interference between the seconds and minute hand (o...
Re: to my Seiko 6309-729a
I want to say thank you for the quick reply. I am a large collector of timepieces but this was my first Seiko. I like the design and the look. I own many automatics and never had this type of issue. I think I am going to send it to my watch repairman and ...
Art is right.
It could be just - too-long-since-the-lase-servicing, to bad-use-by-the-previous-owner(s). Simple visit to the watchmaker (reputable repair shop, or even SEIKO customer service) would tell you exactly what is wrong. I don't think this is BECAUSE this is S...
Hi there and welcome to the Seiko forum
Your watch is quite old - yet it is also a very strong and long-lasting performer. I've have several and have rebuilt a few. There are several issues that might affect the watch and the guys here have already stated some of them. Just find a local person ...
