As always, your guides saving lifes... By the way, i have a seiko 7s36, and besides the spinning i can fell the rotor bouncing back and forth, is that normal or should i do something ? I suspect something is wrong because i used to get +5 secs/day and now its around -20.
You can see the custom rotors here: shop.diywatch.club/collections/customised-components. For now we only offer engravings in words. We do skeletonizing rotors as well but only for private clients and specific movements. If you need that, please drop me a line and we'll see if we can accommodate your needs.
That screwdriver has a custom made tip that fits the screw slot to a tee, so less chance to slip and scratch the rotor. It's possible to find a small flathead that does the job, but usually it's either too narrow lengthwise or too thick to fit into the slot. You can also go full DIY, get a screwdriver and sand it down to the correct thickness. That's actually how watchmakers do it.