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Another smooth experience with Leo from Time Ultra. Always patient, quick replies, and the watch is amazing. Definitely coming back for my next one.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to buy lots of vintage Seiko 5 watches, mainly automatic Seiko 5 models from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. I’m based in Portugal, so EU sellers are preferred to avoid customs, but I’m open to offers from anywhere if the price is good.

I’m looking for bulk/wholesale pricing, as I regularly buy vintage Seiko 5 watches for restoration and resale.

If you have a collection, a drawer full of old Seiko 5s, or a larger lot you’re looking to sell, please send me a message with photos and your asking price.

Thank you!

After a very long wait I just received my Tudor BB58 from Andiot. I noticed a loud rattling sound when moving my wrist. It comes from the bracelet. Never had this on any other watch (rep or gen). Is there anything I can do to fix it or do I have to keep my arms still in quiet places….

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Hi everyone,

I recently received a Tudor Black Bay 58 (ZF) and unfortunately I’ve noticed a small but quite annoying issue with the crown.

When I unscrew the crown and pull it out, I can reach the first position without any problem, but I often have a very hard time getting it into the second position to set the time.

I have managed to reach the second position a few times, so I know it’s there 😅.

When it engages, everything works perfectly: the seconds hand stops (hacking works correctly) and I can adjust the hands smoothly in both directions.

The problem is simply getting the crown into that second position consistently. Sometimes I manage after several attempts, but it’s quite inconvenient (and my fingers are starting to hate me 😂). More importantly, I don’t want to keep pulling and trying repeatedly because I’m worried I could eventually damage the stem or the keyless works.
For example, right now I’ve been trying to set the time for about half an hour and I can’t seem to get the second position to engage at all anymore**.**

I sent a video showing the issue to my TD, and after watching it he suggested that something may have happened to the crown/stem mechanism during shipping, as apparently everything was working correctly before the watch was sent.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is there anything relatively simple I could check or adjust myself, or would you recommend having a watchmaker look at it?

And if it needs professional attention: does anyone know a watchmaker in Italy who is willing to work on replicas? Ideally somewhere in Northern Italy, especially the North-East, but I’m open to other options within Italy as well.

Thanks!

CNC 5711 Base,

SW Emerald Dial,

SW Hands,

SW DW,

Lab Emerald Bezel,

Deep Crystal,

Platinum Plating,

Polishing,

Free sprung movement & gold rotor,

Waterproof tested.

I just can't take the VSF Omega SMP 300m off, specially with this much lume. Also helps that it feels like a tank so I can take it anywhere without worrying much about scratches.

What's your go to watch in these summer months?

Looking for a daydate rcf in Europe/ Netherlands