1970's Benrus Mechanical Watch Service

Hi everyone, in this video I show you a Benrus watch purchased a few months ago, it arrived in working order but needed a service. In general the watch is well preserved, 34mm in diameter, it has no internal or external damage with the exception of the plastic crystal which was replaced because it was cracked.
This model probably one of the last produced before the manufacturing bankruptcy in 1977.
Another piece of history that enters my collection....
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caliber 6601 of seikosha

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Thanks so much for the information🤝

[@rossjackson3670]

Impressive. Thank you.

[@GentlemensWatchServices]

Great work.

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Thanks so much colleague🤝

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Nice work: 👍👌👏!

[@SkyBlue-le7cd]

Did you use 99.9% isopropyl alcohol? Enjoyed the video. Thanks.

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Mine is between 99 and 100%, the percentage is not written exactly.

[@Erayyse]

Good luck, I have a watch inherited from my late aunt, but I could not find the watch on the internet. It says REVUE SWISS MADE on it. A souvenir clock that is approximately 100 to 150 years old. The watch is all gold. can you help me.

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I don't put my hands on other people's watches. Ask a professional watchmaker👍

[@ArjunArjun-ks8lz]

is it ok to remove rotor from automatic watch and leave it as hand driven?

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I did not understand your question. If you remove the rotor the watch remains a simple manual winding watch.

[@aparetix]

Background music is so annoying

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You can turn off the sound😁