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Reviving a Seiko 6139-6005 Pogue - Part 1 - Disassembly - First Ever Video! 

Weekend Watch Repair
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I'm dipping my toes into the waters of content creation. This is my first ever video upload to RU-vid, or anywhere for that matter! This is a 6139-6005 Seiko chronograph - a.k.a. Pogue. This video details the disassembly and identifies some issues that will need to be repaired. I'm learning about how to shoot video, how to edit, and all of the other things that go into making a video. This video will have some issues, but I had to start somewhere! I learned quite a bit just from creating this first video that I'm already excited about making the follow up, and how to capture better quality video with less focusing issues, etc. Whether you are using this as a disassembly guide, or just like viewing watch repair videos, I hope you enjoy watching it!
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Комментарии : 91   
@MollyHart-lp3io
@MollyHart-lp3io Год назад
Adam is the man! I get to work with him during his day job, but I also have the pleasure of being able to call him my friend. What you see in this video is him, through and through. He is passionate about the things he loves, and if you could see his face when he shows me his watches, you'd garner a better appreciation for these videos. I'm so proud of you, buddy!
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Molly!! Thanks so much.
@smallseconds
@smallseconds 10 месяцев назад
He seems like a cool dude. I really need to find some other watchmakers near me!
@unclekevin5094
@unclekevin5094 Год назад
Dont apologise for your efforts. Many people will watch your video and enjoy its content. Those that dont enjoy it can go and watch things somewhere else. You are making an effort to entertain and educate people which is always praiseworthy. I will look forward to future videos from you.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks so much.
@dazza1976
@dazza1976 Год назад
This is a great effort for a first video! You've got your 23rd subscriber!
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thank you so much. I really do appreciate it.
@user-ls8xw2jc7r
@user-ls8xw2jc7r Год назад
Hi Adam, thank you for your brilliant video. Don't beat yourself up over camera techniques and aperture etc, your knowledge, passion and narration are an absolute gift to amateur watch makers like myself. Im a seikopath and have a bullhead waiting in the wings! Thanks again for your excellent work!! Robby from Australia
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
"Seikopath" - haha! Love that. Perhaps that's what I should've named the channel. I hope you find my Bullhead video helpful. I'm also working on a John Player Special, which has the same movement as the Bullhead, right now and hope to have that video uploaded soon. I appreciate the kind words. Thank you.
@smallseconds
@smallseconds 10 месяцев назад
Agree! No need to apologize again and again. People need to Ok so we all start somewhere and, if they have a problem, they can just chill and maybe try to do it themselves before casting a stone!
@drticzon
@drticzon Год назад
Excellent video. This probably is the most detail video on the service of a Pogue with detail information of each part. I have a Pogue that I have been wearing since 1976 (manufactured Dec. 1975), and it is still my everyday watch. I will soon be having it service.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thank you David.
@chadpyett6441
@chadpyett6441 Год назад
Great job for a first timer never seen a seiko chrono before look forward to part 2
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks so much! Part 2 should be ready in a day or two.
@saevans63
@saevans63 7 месяцев назад
Just found your channel. Great job on dismantling the Pogue. Such an iconic Seiko piece
@wannabe_sailor_777smith6
@wannabe_sailor_777smith6 6 месяцев назад
Great video Adam, I just found this channel and I love it. So, I have a 6139-6005 blue dial that I bought new in 1976. It's been a drawer queen since 1980. I recently had it restored but now I wish I had the dial changed to the yellow or silver version. I realize the desire for collectors to have the watch originality maintained however I don't plan on ever selling it and I will give to my son one day. I believe I can make the swap myself, and as long as I keep the original parts I'm thinking no harm no foul however I would like everybody's thoughts about this. Thanks.
@KW-ee1hu
@KW-ee1hu Год назад
Great first video! I'm looking forward to the assembly video.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. I am in the process of rearranging my workbench in order to make filming a bit easier. The repairs have been recorded, but I was not satisfied with video so I am trying to reorganize to make sure the assembly portion of the video is as good as I can make it.
@johnmarston84
@johnmarston84 Год назад
Great video, For someone like me who is new to repairing watches, full of invaluable information. Cant wait for the assembly video.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
I appreciate it very much. I am working on filming it right now. Just taking a quick break to grab something to drink and check some work emails!
@a.aguilar
@a.aguilar Год назад
Great video Adam, congrats.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thank you so much!
@rossjackson3670
@rossjackson3670 Год назад
A good informational video. A good reason to subscribe. Thank you
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks so much. I really appreciate it.
@rogerjohannesen3536
@rogerjohannesen3536 Год назад
Greetings from Norway..Very nice video.I have a pogue myself which was my father's. he got it in 71,and at the time was working as a Roughneck on a northsea oil rig for several years,with the pogue on his wrist..still running,and still looking quite nice,the only thing i have done is change the glass,which you barely saw through,and the chain. very cool to see you dismantle this one.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing the story on your father's Pogue! What a great piece of family history.
@smallseconds
@smallseconds 10 месяцев назад
Love to poor editing choices! I’m in the same boat! I’m just starting my channel as well and you’re doing great actually compared to a lot of videos I watch. I’m just happy you’re making the video in the first place, sir!
@ruperthartop7202
@ruperthartop7202 Год назад
Great video, useful info. Thanks for sharing
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Glad it was helpful!
@youall53tube
@youall53tube Год назад
Congratulations.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks a bunch.
@look4truth480
@look4truth480 9 месяцев назад
sweet! 1st ever video.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 9 месяцев назад
Thanks a bunch.
@VWatchie
@VWatchie Год назад
Excellent video! Thanks, and very helpful! (Saw the link on WRT)
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks!
@sardiniasunrentals
@sardiniasunrentals Год назад
dude this is a REALLY great video - the fact you actually give info throughout is really brilliant! please keep posting - these sorts of videos are ESSENTIAL for noobs like me who are still learning. i'm your 3rd subscriber :)
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks Toby. I can't tell you how much I appreciate your kind words. I too find videos of this type extremely helpful, and really wanted to figure out a way to create videos with my microscope, but my lack of knowledge in that whole area held me back. I decided to take the plunge and just put one out there. It is not a full time vocation for me, so I try to fit in watchmaking where I can. I'll begin filming the repair process hopefully this weekend and will have the next video posted after that one gets finished. Thanks for subscribing!!!
@garybradbury9526
@garybradbury9526 11 месяцев назад
Working through your videos... liking it so far
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 11 месяцев назад
Glad you like them! This was my first ever video. I'd like to think that I've gotten better at the filming & editing part of it since this one was made, but it's a seriously cool watch so it's worth keeping this poorly filmed and edited video up on the channel!
@anthonyperham1417
@anthonyperham1417 Год назад
Hey, a great first effort. You are very easy to listen to; brilliant explanation and very reminiscent of Marshall on Wristwatch Revival, who I also enjoy watching. Will definitely keep an eye on your channel!
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thank you so much for the kind words. I'm definitely not trying to copy him, but I do take that as quite a nice compliment. I enjoy his videos as well.
@anthonyperham1417
@anthonyperham1417 Год назад
@@WeekendWatchRepair It was certainly meant as a compliment! 👍
@robertjordan7323
@robertjordan7323 9 месяцев назад
Enjoyed it Adam. Thanks for posting.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 9 месяцев назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@rockchalk06
@rockchalk06 Год назад
Well done sir.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks so much.
@Pacyuchina
@Pacyuchina Год назад
Adam! Your video is very well-edited! Great watch, greetings from Ukraine!
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks so much. I appreciate it.
@ali_hasanpour
@ali_hasanpour Год назад
Well done
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks so much.
@mattsloan672
@mattsloan672 Год назад
I have a 6139-6009 that I'm planning to restore soon, and after seeing your missing minute recording wheel bearing, I panicked and went back to inspect mine to make sure it wasn't also missing. Fortunately, it was there. Whew!!! 😬
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Haha! All the previous ones I’ve done have been there. That was the first time I’d come across one that was missing.
@look4truth480
@look4truth480 9 месяцев назад
I have seen steel tweezers and brass. I understand the magnetic and damage usage. But I honestly think I would have to buy a pair of tweezers narrow the tips down to the size of a needle then rubber dip them. I love the focus needed, but my hands can't do this magic.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 9 месяцев назад
That's actually an intriguing idea!
@simonmellor781
@simonmellor781 Год назад
Hi This is a great video and I really enjoyed it despite the focus and lighting issues that you mention. Definitely no need to apologise for them. It was very educational- I have a Pogue in my queue for servicing so this is really helpful. Thank you.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thanks for the kind words Simon.
@glennpearce7093
@glennpearce7093 Год назад
Great first watch review Adam .I’m so dam happy to see you work on ay Seiko movement.I’collect Seiko dive watches I have ay Seiko orange monster tht goes but needs ay service.I’m sure you know this watch .But I cannot wind the watch manually only by wearing it or by my watch winder .I’m another sub fr you and wish to see many more vids cheers Glenn frm New Zealand 🇳🇿
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Hello Glenn. Thank you for the kind words. I also am a big fan of Seiko watches. As the channel progresses, more vintage Seikos will make appearances. I have a few more sitting in my to-do list, along with other brands. I am in the process of editing the repair/assembly video and hope to have it posted within a few days. Thank you for watching.
@runelisether6256
@runelisether6256 Год назад
Great video. Little bit to basic for me, but for newbies, it must be perfect.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
lol, I'll strive to provide more info next time!
@NSFA
@NSFA 11 месяцев назад
You should search on YT how to UPSCALE your microscope camera 2K resolution to 4K in the video editing process of making your videos. If your using Final Cut Pro, DaVinci resolve, Adobe or Premier Pro this process is quite easy. You can even upscale 1080p to 4K. The focusing is great BTW. Tks for sharing 👍
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for the tip. I'm using PowerDIrector 365 to edit the videos. I'll do some reading on this topic.
@RaRa-tm5rm
@RaRa-tm5rm Год назад
Great video. I really appreciate your attention to detail and description of the work. Do you do repairs on other people’s watches? I have my fathers 1973 6139-6002 that I would love to have overhauled.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Hello and thank you for your comment. I do repairs on other people's watches occasionally, although they've only ever been for people I personally know. I hadn't thought about doing repairs for others, but I should've considered the possibility after deciding to upload content to RU-vid. If you'd like, you can email me at WeekendWatchRepair@gmail.com and we can discuss further. Thanks again for watching the video and for your kind words.
@mind444
@mind444 Год назад
Thanks for the response, appreciate the information I did not know. Do you do tune up's or repair / replacement of parts?
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
I've done service and repair work for several people I know, but at this time I'm not set up to take incoming watches from a 'customer'. This has always been a hobby of mine, and I'd need to get a P.O. box set up before I'll be able to accept service requests. It's something I'm looking into currently. Thanks.
@AlpineAdv
@AlpineAdv 9 месяцев назад
Hi Adam, thanks so much for making this video - it's an immense help for getting into my first 6139 restoration. One question: What type of mainspring do you use as a replacement? Did you get some NOS? Or are you using something like a GR25341X?
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 9 месяцев назад
Thank you for the kind words and for leaving a comment. This replacement mainspring was a GR25341X.
@fivedogsranch9288
@fivedogsranch9288 6 месяцев назад
Good afternoon Adam, my dad purchased his 6139-6005. Champagne in Feb 71. He was a professional pilot and wore the watch til the crown fell off and he purchased another model of a Seiko Chronograph. When he passed in 2015 I found the crown-less watch, gave it a few hands spins and away it went. Seiko no longer carries parts for these and will only service the movement. I found an aftermarket crown, stem and spring and a local watch repair/dealer installed it. As of late the setting of the day/date feels very gummy as does rotating the inner bezel. To avoid further damage to whatever might be gumming things up inside, if I don’t wear it I make sure I give it a few spins to keep her running, but…along come months where the days require a set. Do you service these and have parts available if there were something fouled up inside? Recommendations??? I don’t feel confident enough to step by step watch and perform what you did with this watch. It means too much to me to screw it up or loose a part and there aren’t any to replace them. Thanks.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 6 месяцев назад
Parts are available, but they can be pricey. Unfortunately at the moment I am not able to accept commissions. That may change one day, but for now I do not have everything in place that'd I'd like to have (PO Box, etc.) to accept incoming watch shipments. If it feels gummy, or tough to turn, don't force it. It is an old watch and likely just needs to be cleaned and serviced. Those are pretty solid movements, but gaskets will fail over time and dirt/grime will get inside.
@chuckw4203
@chuckw4203 Год назад
Nice video Adam thanks for sharing. Sometime I would enjoy a bench tour. What Barlow lens are you using?
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thank you Chuck. My bench setup is quite simple. I'll try to put something together. I am using a 0.5x Barlow lens. It works really well, however for filming purposes I'd like to make the field of view a little larger so I'm thinking I'll try a 0.3x Barlow lens and see if that might improve it a little bit.
@chuckw4203
@chuckw4203 Год назад
@@WeekendWatchRepair Awesome I have a 0.5x on my scope but still have a bit of black in the corners. Let me what you think of the 0.3x.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
@@chuckw4203 I will. I’ll probably get it ordered this weekend. It’s going to increase the focal length further, so my only real concern would be if I can get enough height adjustment on the microscope to allow for proper focusing. We’ll see what happens, I figured it would be worth a shot at least. I think for regular servicing without the need for filming, the 0.5x is just about perfect, for me at least.
@johncarlevaro943
@johncarlevaro943 3 месяца назад
Great video! I´ve found an old Pogue my grandad used to have and to my surprise it´s working! But the problem is that the pushers are stuck in. I removed the back lid and the movement ring to see if I can see what the issue is, but the buttons just look stuck. Should I try adding tiny amount of WD40 to it? Or would that cause more trouble?
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 3 месяца назад
That would cause much more trouble. Pull the pushers out by first removing the movement ring. It is just likely that they are very dirty and the springs are worn. Clean them up, put on new seals, replace the springs if necessary, and make sure the case is cleaned out and your pushers will work again.
@johncarlevaro943
@johncarlevaro943 3 месяца назад
@@WeekendWatchRepair Wow wasn't expecting a reply honestly! i really appreciate your help, and you saved me from screwing my old Pogue. Thank you so much!!
@mind444
@mind444 Год назад
I have one but the numbers on the back say 333084 is that unusual that it does not have a letter ?
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
It doesn't have to have a letter. The second digit represents the month, and the only letters are N and D for November and December. All other months are represented by numbers. If your Pogue begins with '33', that just means it was manufactured in March of 1973.
@Smb-ro7zr
@Smb-ro7zr 3 месяца назад
I have this watch and when I press the crown for the calendar, the inside of the watch moves very slightly (i.e. the dial). I would be very happy if you could enlighten me as to why this is happening
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 3 месяца назад
I’d suggest checking the tension spring on the movement ring (which are prone to rust and breaking), as well as having a correct size case back gasket.
@billhearne2739
@billhearne2739 4 месяца назад
This is well beyond me.. But i'm finding it difficult to find someone in Sydney, Australia to clean and service my Pogue.
@mromargosh6959
@mromargosh6959 2 месяца назад
Hi there, I'm based in Melbourne if you're interested in having your pogue serviced
@nourazakter8756
@nourazakter8756 7 месяцев назад
Hi I am vintage watch collector .Being collecting for a while . I live in Bangladesh . Recently i collected a Bulova accutron astronaut. Which need repair . I tried local watch repair shop .. but they fail to restore it . They cannot repair the tuning fork part .. Where can i get it repair ?? Should i send it to you? I
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair 7 месяцев назад
I'm sorry but I cannot repair it. I'm not currently taking in outside work. Additionally, I've never worked on an Accutron movement. Thanks for reaching out though.
@Wildstar40
@Wildstar40 Год назад
Autofocus is no good it gets confused and tries to focus on your fingers instead of the movement. Manual focus is all you need and it will never be a issue.
@WeekendWatchRepair
@WeekendWatchRepair Год назад
Thank you. I'm completely new to working with a camera and appreciate the feedback. I'll set it to manual focus on the next one.
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