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My Method For Servicing A Watch Case

In this video, we will demonstrate why servicing the watch case is just as crucial as servicing the movement. Using a Seiko 6139-6009 Notch Resist chronograph from March 1970, belonging to a channel subscriber, we will go through the full process of case servicing and how it ensures the protection of all the internal components. While no movement work is done outside of a repair to the flyback lever and hammer return spring, the case plays an essential role in safeguarding the inner mechanisms of the watch. By servicing the case, we help prevent external factors like dust and moisture from compromising the movement’s performance. The case serves as a vital barrier, and maintaining it properly is key to ensuring the longevity and accuracy of the watch. Join me as I demonstrate each step in the case servicing process, highlighting why this part of watch maintenance is crucial for the overall functionality of the timepiece. 👍 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more watch repair projects and behind-the-scenes stories! 💙 Support the channel on Patreon Creating content takes a lot of time, effort, and resources. If you enjoy the videos and want to help keep this channel going, please consider supporting me on Patreon. Your contributions allow me to continue sharing my passion for watchmaking with you all. Thank you so much for your support! Patreon Link:   / weekendwatchrepair   📸 Follow me on Instagram for updates and sneak peeks:   / weekend_watch_repair   🛠️ Full Tools & Parts Breakdown For those interested in the tools and parts used in this repair, check out the full list in the link below (affiliate links included): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...