cazalea
[Seiko Moderator]
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Yes, I was reading your comments on "periodic maintenance of quartz watches"
which you posted in 2005 on PuristS.
Have you done any maintenance on any of your High End Quartz watches other than replace batteries?
I guess I have changed a few "o" rings on the back, and maybe cleaned a few kilos of skin and hand lotion off ladies' quartz watches, but little else.
A case polish or three, perhaps.
Mike
SEIKO PROFILE SERIES: MAGNETIC SHIELDED QUARTZ
This is the first Grand Seiko to enter my watch collection - the SBGX039 stainless steel 39mm case, extra-shielded 9F61 movement on bracelet with sapphire crystal and NO date (Nicolas!?) I can remember as if it was yesterday - taking the watch out of its ...
GS really impresses me more and more
They really take care of the details well. The case, the bracelet and the dial. .. such an intricate dial which throws light and creates a 3D effect. I love it. Thank you for sharing cazalea Cheers Robin
I do own one of those but have no current image. my views...
On high accuracy quartz watch are know here but the details can be found elsewhere.
Yes, I was reading your comments on "periodic maintenance of quartz watches"
which you posted in 2005 on PuristS. Have you done any maintenance on any of your High End Quartz watches other than replace batteries? I guess I have changed a few "o" rings on the back, and maybe cleaned a few kilos of skin and hand lotion off ladies' q...
In terms of movement maintainance, no I have not. The only...
except was the Citizen. It was running out of spec, so i sent it back to the AD in Japan who sent it to Citizen. It came back and now is close to spec unworn.