Anyone with 2205 knowledge? Need help

[seemonkey]

I have a problem with the dial dancing around in the case. Everything seems secure except for the fact that there might be something missing. There is quite a bit of room between the dial and the movement spacer. Does anyone know if there should be a plastic dial ring that the dial sits on sandwiched between the dial and movement? Like the 6309 and 6105. Maybe dial washer? Thanks for any help, Dan.

[dasher]

Here's a bit of a watch blog that may be some help:


adventuresinamateurwatchfettling.wordpress.com/2015/01/14/lady-diver-the-seiko-2205-0760/

Otherwise, to answer your question directly, no, no knowledge here.  Good luck!


Dan

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Mar 17, 2015 6:26:38 GMT -8 seemonkey said:

I have a problem with the dial dancing around in the case. Everything seems secure except for the fact that there might be something missing. There is quite a bit of room between the dial and the movement spacer. Does anyone know if there should be a plastic dial ring that the dial sits on sandwiched between the dial and movement? Like the 6309 and 6105. Maybe dial washer? Thanks for any help, Dan.

It's most likely that the two large screws that hold the movement in place are loose or missing.

[seemonkey]

Mar 17, 2015 7:11:56 GMT -8 @penguinbce said:

Mar 17, 2015 6:26:38 GMT -8 seemonkey said:

I have a problem with the dial dancing around in the case. Everything seems secure except for the fact that there might be something missing. There is quite a bit of room between the dial and the movement spacer. Does anyone know if there should be a plastic dial ring that the dial sits on sandwiched between the dial and movement? Like the 6309 and 6105. Maybe dial washer? Thanks for any help, Dan.

It's most likely that the two large screws that hold the movement in place are loose or missing.

That's what was originally thought but they are both tight and the dial still dances around.

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Mar 17, 2015 8:13:46 GMT -8 seemonkey said:

Mar 17, 2015 7:11:56 GMT -8 @penguinbce said:

It's most likely that the two large screws that hold the movement in place are loose or missing.

That's what was originally thought but they are both tight and the dial still dances around.

Here is what the diver should look like...


and a dress watch...


If your dial is moving around; it either has broken or damaged feet or they are missing all together.
When the dial is properly fixed to the movement, the movement spacer holds everything tight.