Seamaster seals

[phopwood]

Hi,

I am on the point of servicing my 10 year old bond seamaster. I am going to replace all of the seals, so my question am I missing any seals.

I have the following.

Case back seal
Crystal seal
Valve seal
new crown with seal





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[iam7head]

that's all unless you have a chronograph model(pusher and gaskets)

don't forget the clasp spring and the spring bars while you at it, for 10 years they are ready to be retired.

[SilentWatchMaker]

If it hasn't ever been done and you use the watch for diving, I would recommend changing the helium valve as a complete unit. In doing so you would replace the Loctite on the thread that sits into the case which can be an issue for water resistance.

[phopwood]

Got new spring bars, I will get a clasp spring had not thought about that.

I don't use the watch for diving, so is there an advantage to changing the whole escape valve rather than just the seal.

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[Vertec]

Seamaster Seal is disappointed after reading the title of this thread.

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[iam7head]

Got new spring bars, I will get a clasp spring had not thought about that.

I don't use the watch for diving, so is there an advantage to changing the whole escape valve rather than just the seal.

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Unless it's not passing the dry/wet test.

[phopwood]

Thanks all for your answers, I have everything I need.

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