SEIKO 6139-6002 'Pogue’ Watch Restoration - Part 1: Assembly & Lubrication

In part 2 of this video series we look at the assembly &lubrication of a vintage Seiko 6139-6002 Pogue.
Join us on the journey by following along on instagram for more great Seiko content @theseikologist

[@brettroux4691]

Love how techniquely precic you have to be with Seiko ( see it).

[@TiMEworn]

This is interesting and quite relaxing at the same time!

[@richardmcmellon216]

A very useful video. Many thaks for dooing this :-)

[@theseikologist]

Glad it was helpful!

[@supremegalacticcommander2783]

Very cool! Thank you! Great video!

[@georgeliquor2931]

Thanks for a very useful video, i did not see the spring around the stem, i would like to see this being installed and the small brass pinion should this slide on the stem? mine is fixed or stuck and has no spring, i do have a replacement though

[@nonya2445]

Love your videos and all the step by step commentary. I wanted to ask... I have a 3D printer... can you share a link to a 3D file for the movement holder you use on the 6138?

[@sdcoinshooter]

If I tried to do this when I was finished I’d have several parts left over….

[@WhattheVloggity]

Bravo! Wonderful job how much does it generally cost for a service on a 6139 movement?

[@AleksandarFilipovWoodcarving]

Hello. I have such a watch left by my grandfather. How much will it cost me to repair such a watch? It is missing the glass, strap, back cover, second hand and one button

[@donnysosa2479]

I’d like to know the same. My Pogue recently stop movement 😮

[@jackw4954]

I need my 6139 serviced. Can you do it or recommend someone you trust?

[@joseantoniozurita4982]

De que cslibre utlizaste los rubies para el puente de rodaje y el mainplate

[@brettroux4691]

Sorry I know it's an old video but I am taking a shot in the dark....does the Epilan...Epilam...( spelling sorry) have any effect on Shellac

[@phillipmaciver3226]

As a educational and informative video, maybe a little more concentration on keeping the actual work you are doing in frame would be helpful. But a nice explanation of the process nevertheless.