Try To Repair A Seiko Elnix 0702A - An Electronic Watch From 1970s
Hi, in this video, I'll try to repair a Seiko electronic watch. This is an intriguing watch. This has a conventional balance wheel but it is powered by a battery and driven without quartz. This was developed by Daini Seikosha in Japan (also known as Kaimeido Seiko in Japan). This watch has a Seiko 0702A movement. Seiko developed some electronic movements and 0702A is a later model. So the architecture is sophisticated and it is easier to service than other old models. However, working on a different movement is always a challenge for hobbyists. I managed to make it run, but I broke it by amateur mistake eventually. I hope this video helps someone not to make the same mistake as I made. Thank you for choosing this video. I hope you enjoyed it. If you like this video, please hit like, comment, and subscribe to my channel!

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