Hi, this is part 2 of my Seiko vintage chronograph project. In part 1, I disassembled and cleaned the rusted parts. In this video, I'm trying to assemble a watch.
Part 1 - • Can I Fix A Seiko Chro...
Unfortunately, continuing on this doesn't make sense to me. We need more replacement parts, chronograph wheel, automatic winding parts, dial, hands, etc. From this experience, we can say, don't buy a rusted watch. It will be rusted if you cannot set the time or date, especially if the crown won't turn.
Remember that this is just for entertainment, and I am not an expert in these repairs. I do love fault-finding, trying to fix it, and learning from failure. Many thanks!