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A couple of years ago I made the mistake that having owned this automatic Seiko I got interested in the insides of a mechanical watch and watched some videos. I figured out that it might actually be possible to service your own watch and ordered some basic tools from Cousins (->Finland). I mainly tinker with Seikos because it's nice to have a good stock of spare parts. First it was a challenge to get a movement assembled and running because I had broken some pivots by attaching bridges without making sure every pivot is in the right hole. Since then I've become pretty confident in servicing. Hoping to learn some hairspring and jacot tool stuff in the future. Trying is the first step towards failure!

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