Seiko 6139 Servce Tutoral Part 2 Chronograph & train disassembly
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Hello, Here is part two of the Seiko 6139 Service tutorial. In this episode I dismantle the Chronograph and train works. I find some problems and a missing part!
I will say now that I am not a professional and this is only my 3rd time inside one of these movements! I DO make some mistakes and also inaccurately describe the hammer function. Please excuse these errors.
Hopefully you will enjoy the video and still be able to follow along.
Always welcome any feedback or tips on things I could do better from you more experienced of tinkerers.
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I've just purchased a Seiko high beat 2906! Hasn't arrived yet,but will need parts!!quick date change ain't working!!can you direct me where to get parts?
thank you for the tutoriol! super helpful got mine all apart without losing anything so far!
Well done.
Thanks very much! Just followed this step by step on my 6139-7100 out of a Darth Vadar.
Nice well done. I have the darth and the white dial one luckily. They are lovely watches.
Hi Mark, Mike,
Are you saying that the movement in the video and your movement are identical in every way? I have the stormtrooper and will be attempting a refurb if the movement in the video is identical to mine.
Fab information on this movement just waiting to put all back together 👍
Chris Hopkins still waiting on parts.. hopefully some filming might start next week
Thanks
Then we be on the same journey together 👍
Great new just cleaning the parts and ready to go
Good job breaking down this 6139 movement, there is a lot of parts in this movement.
I've just found your channel! I have TWO 6139B water-resistant watches, one, my original blue-face one, drowned in the local swimming pool, presumably an O-ring fail. I unscrewed the back, to let it dry out, but it hasn't run since, and now is showing signs of corrosion. I bought a second one off e-bay, a bronze face, which does run, but I suspect it needs a good clean and lube, as it was pretty mucky, and often stops, needing coaxing to restart. (could also be a weak mainspring, having watched your vid just now?) I was considering putting the working mech behind the blue face, and into my original case, which is a lot less battered, but having seen what is involved, have changed my mind - too fiddly for me, and I don't have the equipment!. I took them to a local genuine jewellers that sell Seiko, but they didn't want to know, too much work for too little return. She tried to sell me a new quartz one! I also have another e-bay purchase of a 7S36 - 100 mtrs proof, which is my daily wear.
I have my father's blue face 6319 Retro Racer from 1972 with the original bracelet that has round holes that are reminiscent of a steering wheel. I think there was some tie in with BMW. If you have that bracelet, know that they're irreplaceable and they make the watch.
Find a watchmaker, not a jewelry shop that sells watches. You might have to send it off somewhere, and be willing to pay for this level of service.
Really entertaining! Do not think I ever gonna try to replicate a ground rebuilding of a watch but I really enjoy looking at when you do it! That clockwork is AMAZING! ceep up the good work!
Brilliant! I’ve got some 6139 parts on the way... although not the actual movement yet. I dare say this is going to be an invaluable resource. Thanks so much!
I really hope you do a reassembly video of this movement so I don’t have to watch it all back in reverse! :D All the lubricant types and where to use what would also be super helpful.
Thanks again!
Cool, 2 vids in one day :) Sitting and watching whilst t cutting my Slava glass then polymer polish to seal in the shine and the stainless case, very therapeutic voice and manner you have and a master of them Seiko's :)
Great video - thanks for the effort
Very enjoyable Mike. Looking forward to seeing you get that glue off!
thanks Dale, to be honest I wont film the cleaning of these parts as it will be quite extensive and time consuming. The glue I will use some nail varnish remover, that should do the trick. as for fitting the dial this will be a proper challenge.
Great information, not at the chrono stage myself!, enjoyed that very much. Adrian
1:03 ... The watch says "Well thank you!!"
As always, very informative! Thank You
Yes, this is exactly what I need to learn. The rebuild is what I also need to know as well as the oiling. This still makes me anxious. lol
Rebuild is not too difficult, its the fine tuning that ca be more challenging, Plus this is only my 3rd time inside one of these so all kinds could go wrong...!
@@MyRetroWatches hello, have you plan to make a video about the rebuild ?
buchnoun eventually yes. I have a broken chrono wheel on this one which is almost impossible to find a replacement
Great job!!! Thanks for posting.
Great video. Looking foreward to the next one :-)
Very informative as usual. Thanks for sharing Mike! Happy New Year!
Hope you can bring this one back Mike. Some serious wear on that watch and movement. Looking forward to the outcome. You can safely remove the automatic winding bridge first and then let down the mainspring. Much easier to do it this way.
Thanks. Lets hope it can run well again. It was my mistake to try to let the mainspring down so early on.. On a normal Seiko auto its practically the first thing I do. Just forgot that on these you need to strip more off. As I am a one take wonder when filming everyone gets to see but hopefully not copy my mistakes.
It is honest to show the mistakes, and entertaining is some times painful. But it shows the even you makes them un like normal tv where every thing is perfect!
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That little stepping gear is a magnet 🧲, so ya may want to use anti magnetic 🧲 brass tweezers. I noticed the name “Pioneer” on your watch repair 👨🔧 s mm device (I don’t know what to properly call it). Your friend, Jeff.
? There is no stepping rotor in the 6139 it’s all mechanical
I am totally mistaken on this not having a step rotor. The name “Chronograph” had me thinking 🤔 that this watch at least had a digital display, but it doesn’t. In other words, I thought this was an ana-digital watch, which have the step rotor with a tiny magnet 🧲. This, and mainsprings wouldn’t go together well. Even in analog quartz, and ana-digital watches, the surrounding gears ⚙️ are brass, so timekeeping of the watch won’t be affected by the stepping rotor trying to attract regular steel gears ⚙️, dragging the watch movement to a stop 🛑. I saw 👀 gear ⚙️ that ya sourced out to me in the video, along with “This is to Jeff”. Happy Halloween 🎃 👻. Your friend, Jeff.
Hi Mike, nice video like always I think you would have been a great teacher :). Lately inspired by your job I started to service one of my watches more specific a Pojot 2616 2H, the problem is I have managed to break one of the lyre spring that secures the balance endstone and now the question is where could I buy this kind of springs? Buy the way the watch is still ticking...but only if it sits on his belly :). An answer from you or from anyone would be much appreciated.
Nice day to you all.
Hi there, love the video! What advice would you have for someone starting out who is hoping to carry out basic service/repair... seeing videos like this is incredibly satisfying but the thought of doing it myself is quite daunting. Where is the best place to learn?
I have really simple question. I need to move the tachymeter interior bezel on my Vader. Should I go in through the front (exterior bezel/crystal) or through the back (remove movement) ... Or is either way fine? ???
on the 6139-7100 you remove the bezel and crystal to get to the Tachy
@@MyRetroWatches thanks! Better buy a crystal press!
@@MyRetroWatches just got you a beer! ..and encourage viewers to do the same!
@@lukemcevoy2385 thank you so much Luke. I appreciate any help.
Is there an Assembly video of this 6139 movement?
I have not made this yet. The owner is shipping parts required. Hopefully in a few weeks I will be able to start filming.
@@MyRetroWatches Excellent Mike, we appreciate it.
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