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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 have him take a look I was told when I bought the timepiece that the crystal was replaced. So that could be the issue in itself. Thanks again for your reply and look forward to communicating again. Have a great day.
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 ...
