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I guys, ive got a snapped stem on my 6105b movement, now it snapped right by the crown so ive plenty to play with. My question is what size "tap" is the thread on the stem so I can get the correct extention first time? Cheers guy's.

 

[7s26b]

Hi, wouldn't it be easier to buy a new stem instead?

 

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Hi there, trying to find an original 6105 stem is like finding hens teeth, and when you do find one as soon as its labeled with the 6105 it usually ups its price to stupid money, so for myself on a limited budget spending a few quid on an extension is the better way, but as I don't know the tap size I don't want to buy a job lot, the old saying measure twice cut once is how I work, saves me wasting what little funds I have you see

 

[7s26b]

Is it a 6105 diver's watch or ??? Stem part number 354617? http://www.gleaveandco.com/stem-seiko-354617.html

 

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Hello mate, sorry ive replied sooner, as for your question its a 6105 8110

 

[7s26b]

No worries, the part number I gave you is correct for your watch - 354617 £3 plus the extras at Gleave.
It's Tap9. http://cgi.julesborel.com/cgi-bin/matcgi2?ref=T__I]EZ

 

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Ok guys I'm going for the extension route first from our good friend Chuen, I'll let you know how it goes ok