Thank you very much for your compliment. That means alot to me.

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Thank you for your kind cosideration. You too stay blessed.

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Thank you for your compliment

He's not a professional. He's better than most professionals.

Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you so much

Thank you very much.

🥰🥰 classic monster...

It has already been fixed and handed over. 😀😃🙂🙃😊

thank you very much

@@magicofwheels thank you for sharing your knowledge. What would you recommend for optical loupe?

I like Bergeon 2611. It has a big hole (google it and you know what i mean) so you can see with bare eye without having to take off the loupe. Also that hole helps in ventilation otherwise the loupe will get foggy and blind you every other few minute of wearing.

@@magicofwheels thanks, ordered the 2611.150

most welcome

Thank you very much

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7S26B-B refers to 2006-2011 and the serial at the case tells some information that I can conclude that this watch was produced in October 2007 😀😃🙂

@@magicofwheels I had this question because a saw the black goo in some parts as the winding bridge etc. And wondering how old it was. Thanks for answering 😘🙂 I thought to myself to Google the serial number. But my main question is how many years past from the last service. Sorry for not been specific and my horrible English 😢

oh...i don't know that too. I asked the owner and he wasn't sure but he thought this hadn'y been serviced.

@@magicofwheels i thought so too. 14years .not bad. 🤔I think the plastic day wheel broke from drop in the ""right time"" while was engaged with other parts

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Totally agree with you, as far as I know they use those plastic parts for cost saving. Come on!!!, as you metioned, how much they could save. As user, we are willing to pay more for better quality.

I don't like plastic, but broken calendar wheels are almost always due to attempting a day/date correction near midnight. Plastic is a very low friction material and a day / date flip takes a lot of power from the movement which I think is why they used plastic on these low cost movements. You can send an "all metal" ETA movement to the repair bench by forcing a date correction near midnight especially older ETA movements. It damages the metal teeth on the date ring.

@@scdevon ETA calendar is spring loaded so that they can change instantly, all parts are metal yet the mainspring can handle them just fine. They even build more complication on top of ETA. Not to mention modern mainspring are superior compare to the past so metal wheel is not the problem. Seiko once made the 56 movement in their vintage Lord Matic and this movement are well know with a design flaw: the day-date corrector wheel is made of plastic with tension and it easily break itself overtime. I agree that if the date was changed in the wrong time, the wheels can be broken regard plastic or metal. I just think they shouldn't use plastic for anything in their movement, if the reason is to save some cost then it is not worth it, or Seiko just wants your watch to have a chance to break so they could be happy to sell you a new watch.

@@sonvu9756 - OK, but even a Seiko hobbyist can replace calendar wheels in literally minutes IF they ever break and the parts are dirt cheap. You can always get Seiko parts "out of the back door" of Seiko dealers or just donor movements. The Swiss mafia won't even sell you ETA parts anymore. (most of my collection is Swiss, BTW). Seikos are good cheap workhorse movements even with plastic parts and so easy to work on, it's ridiculous.