Seiko 93A quartz dial feet plastic retainers

[Boydie]

Hi, can anyone help me find name, part number and where I can buy these? They are like plastic washers about 2mm dia x 1mm this that are pressed into the main plate and the dial feet push into them.

any help appreciated.

cheers,

boyd

[watchweasol]

Hi  What is the caliber and make of the movement these plugs are in. If we can find a parts/tech sheet may be able to help.  They may not even be available as spares, depends on the cost of the movement and maker.    a picture of the complete movement front and back would be helpful

[Boydie]

Hi, thanks. It’s a Seiko caliber 93A. Front and back images attached.

thanks for any help.

[Melt]

I may be wrong but are the green dial feet retainers are part of the green plastic circuit  board? I would use some G-S hypo cement glue in the damaged area to attach the dial. The glue is easy to remove when servicing. 

[Boydie]

On 9/19/2022 at 10:14 PM, Melt said:

I may be wrong but are the green dial feet retainers are part of the green plastic circuit  board? I would use some G-S hypo cement glue in the damaged area to attach the dial. The glue is easy to remove when servicing. 

Thanks, I did end up using g-s hypo. But they are not part of the green circuit board. I stripped the whole thing. It’s running quite well now. Thanks for commenting!

[watchweasol]

Hi  I had a seiko 6530A built on the green plastic frame but the whole thing disintergrated , seems a common problem with this plastic.

[JohnR725]

2 hours ago, watchweasol said:

I had a seiko 6530A built on the green plastic frame but the whole thing disintergrated

it's an unfortunate common problems that a lot of plastic with age disintegrates.

I'm attaching the service guide and parts list. I'm not seeing anything that looks like dial feet whatever? There is a possibility this part of the main plate or I'm just not seeing what I'm looking for.

 

Seiko 93A.pdf

[Boydie]

On 10/24/2022 at 12:30 AM, JohnR725 said:

it's an unfortunate common problems that a lot of plastic with age disintegrates.

I'm attaching the service guide and parts list. I'm not seeing anything that looks like dial feet whatever? There is a possibility this part of the main plate or I'm just not seeing what I'm looking for.

 

Seiko 93A.pdf 287.87 kB · 1 download

Thanks John, I also couldn’t see the feet.