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A Poorly Modded Seiko 7002 Dive Watch in Need of Redemption

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Witness the transformation of a Seiko 7002 Dive Watch as it evolves from an unappealing and worn out mod into a stunning timepiece.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:07 Inspection
2:12 Case Removal
4:50 Dial & Hands Removal
5:38 Dial Side Disassembly
8:51 Rear Side Disassembly
14:44 Mainspring Removal & Repair
15:51 Case Disassembly & Broken Bezel Click
18:39 Cleaning
21:23 Jewel Cleaning & Lubrication
25:22 Mainspring Installation & Barrel Lubrication
29:22 Barrel & Wheel Train Installation
38:44 Pallet Fork & Balance Installation
42:07 Timegrapher Readings
42:38 Dial Side Assembly
50:48 Dial & Hands Installation
52:46 Case Assembly & Bezel Click Repair
56:51 Final Assembly
1:01:01 Finished Watch

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12 авг 2024

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@butterfliesandtape 54 минуты назад

such diligent work. glad you did that seiko justice. the hands are horrible! great video, subscribed!

@rossjackson3670 Год назад

An excellent transformation with an excellent commentary. The video from the camera's look good. No need to spend to get good results. You're there.

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

Thanks Ross. I sometimes forget that when I am editing I am looking at the footage in a lower resolution (so my computer can handle the load), and then I render it back out into high definition as it was when it was originally recorded. The footage I was looking at while doing the narration was very poor on that camera compared to how it rendered afterwards. I can see small differences in the final video, but it isn't as bad as it looked in a lower definition while editing. I think that a lot of the exposure changes I made to the camera 1 footage made it look better though. I'm still going to do a bit of testing before the next watch is done, but I'm glad that it wasn't as bad in the end as I thought it was going to be. Thanks as always for your support. It's always great to hear from you.

@b08m4rt1n 6 месяцев назад

great look, that bump at 51 minutes on the chapter ring hit me right in the OCD though.

@simonmellor781 Год назад

Another great video. Thanks!!

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

I really appreciate it. Thanks for watching!

@jerrywilderman1569 9 месяцев назад

Outstanding job transferring that watch back to quality form.

@WeekendWatchRepair 9 месяцев назад

Thank you very much. I think it turned out really well.

@scottmayfield9314 7 месяцев назад

I have been watching some of the other guys and ran across your vids. Really enjoying them! Nit many of the others I have seen have been doing the Seiko movements. When you are finished with these watches, do you sell them as well??

@WeekendWatchRepair 7 месяцев назад

Thank you Scott. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos. Regarding the Seiko's, I'd say 80% of the watches on the channel are my own. The rest come from locally from friends, etc. I'm a vintage Seiko enthusiast, thus the volume of Seikos on the channel, lol. Regarding selling watches from the channel, I've sold some of them (mainly locally), but really only do so to fund other projects for the channel. It's sort of a revolving door at this point, one goes out and another comes in! Some people have suggested putting them on eBay. My intent was never to use this channel as a way to promote the selling of any watches. That being said I have sold a couple of watches on eBay (before this channel started). I do not have a long history of seller feedback, and eBay held the funds of those watches for nearly 3 weeks before releasing them. For me at least, it was just too much hassle after the seller fees and delays than it was worth. That's why I've just post them locally when I decide to sell one. Maybe that will change in the future, but for now it's just been the route with the least amount of hassle,

@petrvyhnalek3890 2 месяца назад

Very nice job. I had the same watch, the hole for barrel arbor in the bridge got worn and the watch didnt wind up even after cleaned.

@Looey 5 месяцев назад

Your videos and commentary are EXCELLENT. I would rather watch these than lots of TV shows. Entertaining and inciteful - I feel If I could take a watch apart w/o damage, given the right tools. Cleaning, reassembly, lube, and knowing what is worn and needs replacing/reworking is genius.

@WeekendWatchRepair 5 месяцев назад

Thank you very much.

@jsollowsphotography Месяц назад

What a wonderful transformation!!

@WeekendWatchRepair Месяц назад

Thanks.

@WristwatchMedic1953 Год назад

It's a great video. I thought the camera looked good. Good looking watch cleaner machine. Watch came out great. Thanks for the video

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

Thanks a bunch. I am my own worst critic I suppose, but after staring at this footage for hours on end during editing I can see differences. OCD can be a curse sometimes! I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and yes, it's a great watch cleaning machine. I'm so glad to have it back. The heater quit working on it and I had to send it across the US to get it serviced. I asked them if they could just send me the part and I'd repair it myself, but they couldn't do that. It took a few weeks before the part could ship out of Germany, and another week or two to get through US customs before they finally got it. Once the part was received they got the repair done quickly and got it shipped back to me. It's back home where it belongs now! Reply

@flyrr200 7 месяцев назад

Just subscribed. I love the 7002 diver. I found three at a church sale. Two had rusted out movements, and the third was still running well. I just wish the 7002 had a 3.8 case, then a NH movement would work as a replacement. I learned a lot just watching your rebuild. Thanks.

@WeekendWatchRepair 7 месяцев назад

Thanks so much.

@NaNByZero 15 дней назад

I prefer the after version but I really like the hands on the frankenwatch. 🕐⚙️🍸

@WeekendWatchRepair 4 дня назад

They were bright and easy to see, no doubt about that.

@djinconroe 11 месяцев назад

I've put together watches like that before. Maybe not that bad but a collection of parts that I thought would work together and then.... something just doesn't work. They're fun and when I eventually work out what I want on it I'm usually happy with the result. Those hands though. Oh lord.

@WeekendWatchRepair 11 месяцев назад

Yeah. Those hands were awful! Haha.

@ryno101 4 месяца назад

Fantastic work. Love the finished product.

@WeekendWatchRepair 3 месяца назад

Thank you very much.

@freeweaponsgermany5578 11 месяцев назад

great video - and an absolute stunning transformation of this watch!!

@WeekendWatchRepair 11 месяцев назад

Thanks a bunch. I am really pleased with how it turned out.

@imsergio 7 месяцев назад

Excellent video! there's a lot of these being sold from the Philippines. I wonder how legit they are. Dials, hands and bezel inserts are almost always "aftermarket".

@jeroenvandervelden8213 10 месяцев назад

Good job, nice video! Really good to give these iconic watches another extra life cycle. I like the modifications on these seiko's, love to see another one.

@WeekendWatchRepair 10 месяцев назад

Glad you like them! I have another diver on the to-do list.

@jools182 Год назад

great job, looks lovely now!

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

Thanks!

@BCM1959 5 месяцев назад

Nice job. 👍

@WeekendWatchRepair 5 месяцев назад

Thank you.

@toddyrocks 6 месяцев назад

I've used a ball from a medium Bic ball point pen and a cut down strap spring for the click ball in a 7002 divers. works perfectly

@WeekendWatchRepair 6 месяцев назад

Yes, those are the same size and work great as well. One thing to be aware of when doing that is most ball point pens have a tungsten carbide ball. If used for the bezel click ball, it is much harder than the steel bezel and can induce much more wear over time compared to a regular steel ball bearing. That being said, I've done the same because I didn't want to wait on an order of ball bearings to be delivered! It worked great. I did eventually swap it out because the bezel on the other watch (not the one in the video) was original and I didn't want to wear it out (although I hardly ever actually use the rotating bezel for anything!).

@markstevens8142 Год назад

Nice outcome Adam 👍👍👍

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

Thank you Mark.

@peterwarner9572 Год назад

New subscriber - great video, nothing wrong with the picture quality at all. This was great Sunday morning viewing 👍

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

Thanks so much.

@DarthSpaceBall 7 месяцев назад

It’s amazing that the Elma needed repair. I’ve been looking into one and it seems a ton of YT videos I come across, there is some kind of issue with them whether it be breakage during shipping, a manufacturing issue, or just a function issue. The cost is boggling for the errors. I’ve just decided I’ll try my luck with a vintage L&R due to what I’ve heard.

@michaellawrence6677 7 месяцев назад

I think you did a great job.

@WeekendWatchRepair 7 месяцев назад

Thank you very much.

@ksarm1299 8 месяцев назад

Not a frankenwatch! This was a precisely modded watch from a very demanding and really well informed professional, probably diver (or less likely an aircraft pilot)! You transformed a pro tool-watch to an everyday ladies watch (sorry if that seems harsh but it's the reality). It is very well known to professional divers that the black dial combined with white hands is the easiest to focus instantly when in difficult conditions, whether it is poor lighting or biological reasons (fatigue or poor eyesight). This is "old" knowledge, and this is why the Radiomir Panerai watch for the Italian army in WWII had exactly this setup. As for the yellow smooth clickless bezel, it would indicate probably the diver's decision for timing the remaining gas and should be clickless in order to do it wearing gloves while underwater. That's why I incline to the diver rather to the pilot. This watch was timing the remaining gas, and someone decided to use a Seiko to bet his life on. As for the quality of your restoration (excluding the equivocal transformation): superb as always, carry on!

@WeekendWatchRepair 7 месяцев назад

You may be right, but it was still ugly, haha! I'm not sure a diver would've used a leather strap though, and the bezel wasn't click-less, it was just broken. Whatever the case may have been, I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out. I appreciate your detailed comment.

@HuiChyr 7 месяцев назад

I watched other channels and noticed they used wood/plastic tip tweezers when working on the hands to prevent accidently scratching the dial.

@propetamckissack524 Год назад

Handsomely watch 👍

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

Thank you.

@Looey 5 месяцев назад

Re: That C-clip --- I would've done that too (move it to the edge so I could grab it) lol

@WeekendWatchRepair 5 месяцев назад

Yep!

@ForestWoodworks 6 месяцев назад

Can IPA be used as a substitute for One Dip? I'm sure I'm get OD soon, but in the meantime I'm just trying to use what I have. I'm so thrilled I got past that first service hurdle! Now I'm looking at the watches I bought for practice and I say "I'll be back, stick around. You're next." as opposed to "I'm too scared I'll screw up." Thanks Adam!

@WeekendWatchRepair 6 месяцев назад

Not entirely. IPA can dissolve shellac, which is what your pallet stones and impulse jewel are attached with. One-Dip is trichloroethylene (with a few additional additives) and will not damage shellac. It is an excellent cleaner. A quick wash in IPA probably don't do much to the shellac, but over time it will dissolve it. One-Dip, Bergeon B-Dip, or other solutions will work well.

@jeffreyhickman3871 4 месяца назад

I don't think 🤔 that's a Frankenwatch. It looks 👌 like a normal Seiko. To me, it isn't ugly. I REALLY like your one hour plus ➕️ videos 📹. Also, don't worry about the small 😉 amount of radium on the watch dial, or the hands. I don't find it 😕 to cause cancer or radiation. At least, it isn't significant. Your friend, Jeff.

@barryanderson3598 2 месяца назад

Love your English terminology 😂

@WeekendWatchRepair 2 месяца назад

Thanks

@WyvernDotRed 7 месяцев назад

48:34 If my experience with modern trackball mice is anything to go by, it's better to lubricate the moving piece. This as when only lubricating a contact point, it will quickly get rubbed clean. Perhaps the difference of a single axis of movement over the two of the ball makes the difference of it working, perhaps not. While this is a weird comparison, with trackballs you are very well-aware of it's state of lubrication while using the device.

@PowerChucker 7 месяцев назад

Damn, that 7002 is rough! Ive owne a bunch of modded 7002's, and some were nice, and some not so much lol. Also, im Adam too. .

@kyledriscollmusic 5 месяцев назад

personally I much preferred the look before hand. To each his own I suppose

@johndjurstedt 10 месяцев назад

nicely changed 🤩, I would have chosen a seconds hand with a small arrow at the end though, as these with round ends fit better on dials that have round markings...but that's me☺️

@WeekendWatchRepair 10 месяцев назад

I hadn't considered that, but it is a fair point.

@johndjurstedt 10 месяцев назад

Definitely don't take it as a criticism, it was just a spontaneous thought on my part, following your incredible knowledge of movement work and fixing with watches 🥂

@WeekendWatchRepair 10 месяцев назад

@@johndjurstedtNot at all. Now that you brought it up, it is something that I'll consider moving forward. I appreciate you leaving the comment. It gives me something to think about on future projects.

@look4truth480 9 месяцев назад

Well after coming across miniature novelties, Drum Clock-Watches and Nuremberg eggs, then an hour glass I'm wondering if it's the mechanisms or the Idea of time. I am a strange one and stuck in a world of what is good and what is bad and what will exist in the future. Time is just and idea to me, past events can be labeled as 'seemed like just yesterday' the day can go by quickly or slowly, and the future is unknown. So I'm not a big believer of time. A watch hour dial hand is just a little Sun circling around the north pole in my eyes. Like I said a strange one. Maybe collecting any time pieces is for me. I honestly think 'time' is not going to be as important in the future. But keeping the knowledge of it will be. Also I would have loved to be a red uniform on Star Trek, I would have stole the show dying to the monster of the episode!

@e.scottdaugherty8291 7 месяцев назад

Yeah, those hands..........are a LOTTA big.

@John_Mack 7 месяцев назад

Nice transformation, from an ugly duck to a swan...

@WeekendWatchRepair 7 месяцев назад

Thanks a bunch. I think it turned out well.

@guidotheuns7988 3 месяца назад

I am currently restoring a 7002 as well. Can i ask you witch oil you use four the different moving parts? Thanks a lot!

@WeekendWatchRepair 3 месяца назад

On this watch I used 9010 for balance, and 3rd through escape wheels. HP1300 for center wheel, barrel arbor, and motion works, 9501 for keyless works, 8200 for mainspring, 8217 (or could use Seiko S4) for breaking grease on barrel wall, 941/9415 for escapement.

@DPW55 4 месяца назад

Inneract It’s pronounced interact , ,,,please pronounce the Ts 😆bless you ADAM

@RandomRestore 7 месяцев назад

🙂👌

@alancampbell1008 4 месяца назад

Are you sure that it was a genuine Seiko and not an Aliexpress/Ebay special? That could account for no branding on the movement and the mainspring if it was a cheap copy. I make quite a few 'Seiko' watches that way 😂

@outwoodyapecker Год назад

i think you didn't align the movement holder following the stem cutout. 57:33 the stem cutout is near 6 o'clock here

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

You are correct. I caught that later and corrected it. Excellent eye!

@reesebroekhoven3962 3 месяца назад

I have one of these that stopped running and need new hand set how much you charge for repairing one of these?

@WeekendWatchRepair 3 месяца назад

I am unable to accept commissions at this time. Thank you though.

@reesebroekhoven3962 3 месяца назад

@@WeekendWatchRepair thanks for replying and letting me know. Also love your channel keep up the content

@WeekendWatchRepair 3 месяца назад

Thanks a bunch.

@jorgemarcano8573 4 месяца назад

para los que en realidad no son relojeros profesionales, esto les parecera fastuoso pero la realidad no lo es...,

@valengreymoon5623 Год назад

Wow, someone really ruined that.

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

Yeah, I have nothing against people who mod watches, but I can’t say that I agree with their choices on this one. The beauty of it is at least it can be turned into something else. There’s no shortage of parts or options on these old divers.

@valengreymoon5623 Год назад

@@WeekendWatchRepair I have one of these from 1994, and aside from some dial fading, and a replacement OEM strap, it's as it left the factory.

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

@@valengreymoon5623 They are great watches indeed.

@RyeOnHam Год назад

Straight out of India. They pack a bunch of marginal parts into a 'watch' and then try to charge market prices.

@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад

It's possible, but I'm not sure this watch came from there. I bought it at a local watch meet, from a guy who is a regular trader. I suppose there is no telling where it came from originally though. Someone clearly liked the watch and wore it quite a lot (as evident by the wear & damage to the case and bezel). I knew it could be mechanically sorted, so I figured I'd give it a shot. Believe me I didn't pay much for this watch when I got it! If I came across it online I probably wouldn't have ever considered buying it. BTW, really cool video on the WW1 Colt. I enjoyed watching that one. Jujubes was great!

@jlovelace486 2 месяца назад

Just like you are not a professional watch maker, you are not a professional photographer. The first rule of media is don't tell people what is wrong. Most people won't know unless they are professionals.

@WeekendWatchRepair 2 месяца назад

Fair point.

@jorgemarcano8573 4 месяца назад

saludos! si le soy sincero, su forma de ensamblar y aceitar los movimientos no me gusta y tampoco es correcto....