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Less is more. you might have too much if you can see it, saying that. I don't think too much will hurt. Just keep it away from the interior of the case. It can not do any good in there over time.

You might find a donor watch on eBay but I don’t think you can find a nos movement, best of luck.

They seem to be readily available. Complete movements that is.

I have problems finding ny info on Chinese movements, this is also true regarding them marking their movements. Need to keep good records on ordering, receiving and using.

I have several pairs and switch between them depending on what I am doing. How much do you expect to regarding watch work?

In the big picture, Does a helium escape valve make sense? They are not that old of an function, but isn't it just another thing that needs maintenance or it will go bad? I am a rec scuba diver and...

Are microbrands taking over the market? If it has a … movement why buy a … with a …. Movement just curious why, I have done it . Fill in the dots.

Hey watch dog, whatcha got in your collection, what is your background?

The case back makes me think it is an omega fako. co-axial, etc, etc. but the movement needs to be uncased to get comments.

Is it worth it to you? that is the first question that must be answered. A labor of love is how I define my watch addiction.

It looks like a great copy from the pictures.

thanks, I was not familiar with a vh designation for seiko, so I learned something new.

Interesting conversation here. I am sure by now if you have checked elsewhere, the answer that you were seeking. The use of Seiko movements by other manufactures is fairly common. like wise there a...

the complete watches are still available and not all that crazy.

I am not sure if I understand. You use the word plastic liberally. Plastic has evolved over the years and is and has been used for many years in watches. Plastic is not necessarily cheaper than met...

Me too is the short answer, I have become very good at taking watches apart, not that experienced in putting them back together,