Seiko 7s26 SNK809 Watch disassembly and assembly, only music 

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Wow glad that I can help, just take one step at a time and take alot of breaks. The hardest part was to assembly the date function, just screw the screws in a bit then check if everything is correct, some parts can jump out of its place but can be adjusted before the screws are fully down. Good luck!

That sounds very good, wish you luck. That it easy when mounting the wheels back again so nothing gets squeezed with bent pivots. And the date plates, mount the plate and put the screws on, just screw it down a little and align the plate correct, then screw it down fully. These plates is hard to get correct directly, need to steer with the screws a little wound down then steer it and afterwards screw them down.

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Nice Ivan :D

Indeed! Many thanks for commenting =)

Thank you, very much appreciated that you found it satisfying! Have a good day.

That's great Acosta, thank you for commenting :)

Thank you Richard, glad you enjoyed it, hope you like the rest of my videos :)

Thank you, glad you like it :) /Watcheyes

Foi gentil da sua parte, muito obrigado!

Thank you Miguel for watching my video, Gracias for the kind words, see you later :)

@@Watcheyes soy nuevo en este mundo tan genial y su nuevo seguidor gracias

@@miguelchaacoom5935 Bienvenido, espero que te gusten mis próximos proyectos, gracias.

Thank you :) /Watcheyes

Obsolete?

Aha I understand, didn't know that. Glad to hear that you liked liked video! Thanks also for commenting :)

@@Watcheyes Meant to put Discontinued not Obs. Fixed it.

@@M3LTUP no problem :)

Just got a SKXL45 for Christmas. Pretty sweet deal for 89 bucks. First real watch for me.

Hello Jacob and welcome to the channel :). Well I cut the video so it won't be to long, the 7s26 is a hard movement to work on. It has very delicate parts, especially the date function. So on this one you have to be very careful. Compared to let's say high end vintage watches the 7s26 is much harder. Vintage watches is very robust. Built like a tank so you get some "safety " in case you do any errors. Take your time on each part, don't remove it with to much force, don't push screwdriver under parts, use maybe brass tweezer if you want to go under stuffs when removing, be gentle. And when assembly, check if it's situated correctly before screwing it in place. 7s26 is good practice. If you manage this you can do other ones with ease :). See you later, good luck 👍

@@Watcheyes Thanks for the response! Maybe I won’t swear off watchmaking just yet :) I’ll try starting with an old pocket watch when I find one.

@@jacobroberge178 7s26 is a great one to start with as if you manage that some vintage is probably easier :). One year ago I started where you are, on the 7s26, I'm still a beginner but it's going better.

Question?

I see, let me get back to you so i can check exactly on the screws what you need.

@@Watcheyes Please, thank you! I will wait.

@@kingkong1348 hi, i went thru all screws in a 7s26 and you need 2.0 and 1.0 mm. The 2.0 is for the winding mechanism, ratchet wheel, 2nd reduct wheel pinion screw. 1.0 is used for the rest. If your able, buy also maybe 2.5 mm but its not a must. /Watcheyes

@@Watcheyes Thanks. I was helped by your kind comments. I'll order it in the size you told me! I have to learn while watching the video! Thank you!

@@kingkong1348 no problem, you ask if any problem :)

Hello sir, I don't have that movement but must be some faulty cog wheels maybe, it's some plastic cogs in there that can be broken after some time. Just my guess but you'll see if you upon.

Don't know :/

​@@WatcheyesI noticed a pair of plastic gears in the 46E40, so I decided that this mechanism is less reliable and durable, but still wanted to know the opinion of a specialist. Thanks for the answer!)))

I believe the weight has a slip fit that bypasses the ratchet wheel when the main spring is fully wound. Not sure though. I'm looking at mine now and watching the weight freely spin and the ratchet wheel not rotating, which makes me think it's fully wound.

You having problem to place the pallet fork and the bridge above it or?

@@Watcheyes i can place the pallet fork pon its pivot holes but its not astable when I put the bridge and not hittimg the eacapement

@@jackjax7921 hmm, hard to know what you mean, some word might got wrong. Is the pivots straight?

@@Watcheyes I mean when I can put pallet fork on the pivot hole and then the bridge then screw it. The problem is it doesnt bite on the escapement and you move the pallet fork up and down but its in the pivot hole. Sorry for asking questions. I am practicing on three watches they all have the same problem after working on 15 watches.

@@jackjax7921 no problem, have you put it up side down maybe? Or some missalignment in the bridge?

I dont really know sorry, check some local watchmaker.

Добавлены накладные камни в ангренаже, и другой ремонтуар - иной способ быстрой смены дня недели. В остальном те же яйца, только в профиль. Вот с NH35 различий уже намного больше

I agree, my setup was not complete here and also my knowledge of the camera. Please check my latest video, it's a bit better I hope :)

​@@Watcheyes Thank you Sir. I'll watch all videos, it's very interesting for me.

@@VolodiaLukianov ohh, thanks alot, have a good evening!

I agree, still Philip Patek does it in some videos ;). This is my own watch, it's a test movement for me.

This video took me a long time to make because needed to learn how to disassemble and assemble. A lot of trying :) Thank you

Yes, this was my first video, trial and error =)