S O L D ! FS: Seiko 0674-5009 refurbished

BondFanSince77

Hi,
Another refurbished Seiko 0674-5009 is looking for a new owner..
Its case and the bracelet has been polished and it has a brand new original Seiko crystal glass.
The watch has been serviced and oiled in September 2017 by the professional watchmaker.
The watch keep good time and all functions work as they should.
The only minor "negative" things are...
- There is a slight scratch next to the right upper button.
- The display has so called rainbow reflection and is a bit light..

I DO NOT warranty this watch to be water resistant as I do not test them..
This watch is a vintage and sold "as is", without any guarantees.

!: Sometimes the photos cover some details of the watch like minor scratches, marks, etc. or sometimes shows much bigger than these details are.. and are not visible with naked eyes. I am not here to cheat anyone.. so, I want to inform you as well as I can.

Price: Open to offers..

Payment via PayPal, the buyer pays the fees by using “send money to friends and family” option.

Please message me with any questions...

Higgins

BondFanSince77 wrote:

Hi,

The watch has been serviced and oiled in September 2017 by the professional watchmaker.

I would'nt trust the professionalism of a watchmaker, when he says, that he has been "oiling" a LCD Quartz watch :v

BondFanSince77

There is three places what needs to be oiled in this watch
You can see those in this manual at the page 8..

http://www.digitalwatchlibrary.com/images/seiko_manuals/0674A.pdf

Higgins wrote:

BondFanSince77 wrote:

Hi,

The watch has been serviced and oiled in September 2017 by the professional watchmaker.

I would'nt trust the professionalism of a watchmaker, when he says, that he has been "oiling" a LCD Quartz watch :v

Higgins

I can't see a page 8 on the PDF, but yes, I remember that the setting button (Part number 9) works mechanically, so that could be a field where oil would be good.

In general on modern LCDs, there are no parts to be oiled though.

Edit: 8th page is page number 6...

BondFanSince77

sorry.. i meant the page 8 of 14 on the PDF (page 6 in the manual)..
Actually LCD watches buttons and other gaskets should be lubricated too so they don't dry too much..

Higgins wrote:

I can't see a page 8 on the PDF, but yes, I remember that the setting button (Part number 9) works mechanically, so that could be a field where oil would be good.

In general on modern LCDs, there are no parts to be oiled though.

Edit: 8th page is page number 6...

LotusEsprit

BondFanSince77 wrote:

sorry.. i meant the page 8 of 14 on the PDF (page 6 in the manual)..
Actually LCD watches buttons and other gaskets should be lubricated too so they don't dry too much..

Higgins wrote:

I can't see a page 8 on the PDF, but yes, I remember that the setting button (Part number 9) works mechanically, so that could be a field where oil would be good.

In general on modern LCDs, there are no parts to be oiled though.

Edit: 8th page is page number 6...

How much is it?