Movement for seiko H801-7001
It seems to have died. (It has a new battery) Is the best solution -take it to a watchmaker and see what they can do with the existing movement?
- get a replacement movement and fix it myself?
- keep it as a souvenir knowing it can’t work?
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David Lewis
First watch was bought for me by my father when I was 8. An Oris which I passed onto my daughter. Own 7 casios (5 gshocks). a seiko, my grandfathers rado Conway, a Wenger, and a few others. Love all w...
Sydney
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IMHO you should do the first option. A watchmaker could identify what is wrong and maybe fix it. He also could replace the movement if that is necessary.
Took it to a watch repairer. He said it was just the battery. So here’s hoping.