Post by serdal22 on Jan 26, 2014 18:16:44 GMT -8
Dear Friends,
I have been trying to get my Auto and Quartz Seikos regulated. Once, one of my watchmakers regulated my ex Seiko 7548 - 700B so well that it was spot on after months! Nowadays none of my watchmaker seems like they want to spend their precious time to regulate my watches, and this makes me very sad. I am obsessed by maximum accuracy badly.
So, I decided to regulate my own watches by myself. For this, I need to find the timegraphers for both my Auto and Quartz watches. New or second hand does not matter. So that once I touch the regulating lever I can put the watches on the timegrapher and see where the accuracy at, and continue wiggling with the lever till the read out on te timegrapher satisfies me.
And also I need some guidance, for example some videos showing how to regulate the movement, how to move the movement and crystals and crowns and hands etc . . . So, by buying the Auto and Quartz timegraphers, and after buying the necessary tools, and by watching the videos; I will be able to regulate my watches, replace the crystals and hands etc . . .
Also some good books which are prepared for the newbies and explain the things simply and clearly will be very helpful.
Any info will be very gratefully appreciated, please. I really need this info.
Thank you all very much in advance for your precious help, very best regards . . .
Capt. Serdal
I have been trying to get my Auto and Quartz Seikos regulated. Once, one of my watchmakers regulated my ex Seiko 7548 - 700B so well that it was spot on after months! Nowadays none of my watchmaker seems like they want to spend their precious time to regulate my watches, and this makes me very sad. I am obsessed by maximum accuracy badly.
So, I decided to regulate my own watches by myself. For this, I need to find the timegraphers for both my Auto and Quartz watches. New or second hand does not matter. So that once I touch the regulating lever I can put the watches on the timegrapher and see where the accuracy at, and continue wiggling with the lever till the read out on te timegrapher satisfies me.
And also I need some guidance, for example some videos showing how to regulate the movement, how to move the movement and crystals and crowns and hands etc . . . So, by buying the Auto and Quartz timegraphers, and after buying the necessary tools, and by watching the videos; I will be able to regulate my watches, replace the crystals and hands etc . . .
Also some good books which are prepared for the newbies and explain the things simply and clearly will be very helpful.
Any info will be very gratefully appreciated, please. I really need this info.
Thank you all very much in advance for your precious help, very best regards . . .
Capt. Serdal