First person I’d be contacting is our very on TheWatchBloke (Duncan). Has done fantastic work for me in the past and not just with Seiko.
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Hi all - Not sure if this post belongs here or in the Mods & Wreckers forum, but mods feel free to move it need case.
I have a Seiko 6309-8080 which needs repair or movement replacement. I have been told that a replacement makes more economic sense than a repair but ??? - that's beyond my experience. The watch is obviously not worth a lot of money but was a gift from my wife 37years ago on our 10th anniversary so to me it has enormous sentimental value. The question is can anyone point me to a reliable repairer? I know that several of our members here do small repair work (and I'm sure that this isn't a particularly taxing job) and I was hoping someone here can help me out or point me in the right direction - the only local repair source is Timsons and I won't let them have it. As always many thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
Rob
First person I’d be contacting is our very on TheWatchBloke (Duncan). Has done fantastic work for me in the past and not just with Seiko.
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I would either give Duncan (the watch bloke) or Paul (Walkerwek) a shout. Both top blokes.
It used to be the case that a replacement movement was a viable option for a 6309 , now, Im not so sure, they used to be cheap and plentiful but not so much now, a service repair won't be much more than sourcing a movement and having someone fit it, you then don't know the health of the 'new' movement either. Duncan would be my first choice too but I think he has a long waiting list.
Cheers..
Jase
Dave McKane and Guy Jeffrey are also great options.
I was going to suggest Toshi San at KKH services but sadly He's retired He was brilliant.
I am pretty sure I have a movement if you need spares
Feel free to let me know