Seiko 6138 ‘Bullhead’ Service Procedure - Part 1: Dismantling

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
  • I take you through the dismantling of Seiko 6138 so it can be serviced.

Комментарии • 8

  • @johnvaluk1401
    @johnvaluk1401 8 месяцев назад +1

    I like the two video format. Fwiw. Thanks for video and info.

  • @josephstuart4440
    @josephstuart4440 11 месяцев назад

    Love the vids mate. Huge Seiko fan from Australia. Sounds like you are an Aussie too

  • @walther9161
    @walther9161 2 года назад

    Thank you for doing these so two vid is ok!! Only thing is maybe a closer view of possible but otherwise great videos!!

  • @svencorstjens966
    @svencorstjens966 3 года назад

    okay so this video made me decide to buy one and repair it, this is so useful awesome video man thanks!

  • @spidiq8
    @spidiq8 3 года назад

    Thanks for sharing this. I always love to see how others tackle certain tasks and often pick up tips despite having done things a certain way for years.
    your pointer about tapping the movement holder to get the pivots seated on the 6139 video for example was a refreshing, 'oh wow' moment and I have tried that just an hour ago on a 6139 i'm rebuilding, while I find Seiko bridges align well that literally took two gentle taps for it to drop in.
    I find the reset pusher spring for the hour recording wheel can be a problem on these and have replaced them before, I have a brown bullhead in my drawer which I suspect will have the same problem as it runs and all resets with the exception of the hour recorder.

  • @chuckw4203
    @chuckw4203 3 года назад

    Good stuff brother! I enjoy and learn from these videos thank you! Two video’s work well in my opinion.

  • @alejandrom5347
    @alejandrom5347 2 года назад

    Hello Mr. This watch is the same machine that 61380020?

  • @MDVH92
    @MDVH92 3 года назад

    I won't complain if I can keep my wallet a little heavier and we can all have a working 6138 out on the streets! Haha!