[trust]

Hi guys,
can anyone tell me where i can find the seiko crown part nummber for my landmonster or a similar one

Thanks in advance!

Trust

 

[7s26b]

If you want us to help you, please give the full caseback number ie 7s35 -xxxx and specify the actual part you require. If a watch has two crowns - how do we know which one that you want??

 

[trust]

silly me:sorry:


caseback number: 7s35-00F0

and i'm after the winding crown

 

[7s26b]

1E70ABSNS1 CROWN (2H)

 

[trust]

1E70ABSNS1 CROWN (2H)

thanks a milion:You_Rock_Emoticon:

btw.is there a similar crown which can i use?

 

[7s26b]

Sorry, no idea. You'll have to remove it, measure it and give dimensions and some pictures if you want suggestions.
The part number is only used on SNM035/7.
It shares a common gasket with many other Seiko divers, but is a one piece crown/stem assembly and therefore the relative stem/gasket/thread positions and dimensions will be the only clues as to a potential part that will swap.

 

[Chris Galbraith]

You'll probably be able to use the crown of a regular SKX007 (7s26-0020), which belongs to the 7s cal. family. The stem is probably plug and play, too.

Look it up at www.chronograph.com , searching through "acessories".

 

[trust]

so guys a little update the SKX007 crown works perfect:yahoo:
Thanks for your help.

 

[Chris Galbraith]

so guys a little update the SKX007 crown works perfect:yahoo:
Thanks for your help.

Glad to know the SKX007 crown worked out!

Thanks to Seiko engineering.

 

[trust]

next update will come:grin:

 

[trust]

now i have a NH35 in my landmonster

 

[7s26b]

So you had to find another crown stem? As the SKX007 stem isn't compatible with NH35.

 

[trust]

No it's a Skx 007 crown

I will post some pics of my solution tomorrow:NIGHT_1:

 

[Chris Galbraith]

No it's a Skx 007 crown

I will post some pics of my solution tomorrow:NIGHT_1:

Now that's something I'm curious about...

 

[trust]

so here we go:grin:

1. step
i had cut the stem which came with the movement


2.step
threaded the stem with m1.2mm


3.step
i use a stemcoupler m1.2 to m0.9mm





That's all:grin: