[robbie409]

http://members.chello.nl/r.herpt/Pics/Crystal_1.JPG

http://members.chello.nl/r.herpt/Pics/Crystal_2.JPG

http://members.chello.nl/r.herpt/Pics/Crystal_3.JPG

http://members.chello.nl/r.herpt/Pics/Crystal_4.JPG

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[codecheck]

Wow. That is a big help. Thanks.
David

 

[Isthmus]

I took the liberty of turning the pictures into a PDF that folks can download and have it stored permanently on the site. See attached.

 

[robbie409]

What tool do you use to make it a PDF?

I can use such a tool.

 

[swedefreak]

Awesome find, Robbie. THANKS!!!

 

[Isthmus]

What tool do you use to make it a PDF?

I can use such a tool.

Adobe Acrobat (Full version - NOT THE READER). Just print the images to a pdf in full size, then use acrobat to assemble all the separate images into a single document. PDF is not a proprietary format, so there are a bunch of freeware readers and PDF managers out there. I have never seen one quite as well done as Acrobat though. Maybe others can chime in with a good freeware recommendation.

 

[John W]

Thank you Robbie, for posting this information. It answers many questions that some of us have had about Seiko's crystal numbering system. Any chance that you have the 'key' to the numbering scheme for other parts, such as hands?
John

 

[rallydiver]

For a free PDF converter use www.win2pdf.com 8)

 

[Isthmus]

For a free PDF converter use www.win2pdf.com

Does that converter allow you to assemble a single document out of multiple PDF's, or is it strictly a converter (converting another file format into pdf)? I find that the aggregation feature is the crucial point that makes acrobat more usable than most of the free converters in the market (and is a feature I have not found in any of them). I would love to find a full featured free PDF program.

 

[DaveS]

Excellent info Robbie. Now the $60 000 question, what is on pages 1 - 14 and 19 - n? There must be a wealth of other information there. Do you know what the source document was Robbie?
Kind regards
Dave

 

[Stony]

Excellent info Robbie. Now the $60 000 question, what is on pages 1 - 14 and 19 - n? There must be a wealth of other information there. Do you know what the source document was Robbie?

If I recall correct, there was a Seiko gasket numbering explanation some time ago on SCWF, quite similar to Robs scans. (cannot find it )

 

[robbie409]

At your service:

http://members.chello.nl/r.herpt/Pics/Gasket_1.jpg

http://members.chello.nl/r.herpt/Pics/Gasket_2.jpg

 

[Stony]

thanks!