I have a 1997 Seiko Chronograph that leaked while on a scuba dive. It is rated at 200m but leaked at a dive of no deeper than 90 feet. I sent it to Seiko to get fixed (the warranty was expired) and the day I got it back, it fogged up. It stopped working not longer after and some of the lume indicators came off. There appears to be a bit of surface rust on the face.
Where would you send it? The model is: 7T32-7E49. Here's some of the specs:
Seiko
Chronograph
Water Resist
200M
7T32-7E49
Sapphlex Crystal Stainless Steel
and through a search I found some info (with a better picture) which says:
Sorry to hear about your watch. Is this watch a Quartz or Automatic? It sounds like you need to find a watch repair person in you area that could try to piece it back together. Good luck.
I had a 7T32 movement watch that needed a pusher replaced. I had a hard time finding someone who would even look at it. Your problem is much more difficult. If a Seiko service facility can't help you, I suggest you find a donor watch and swap movements.
Thanks! I will contact Ken as soon as possible. The first thing I plan on doing, though, is to unscrew the back to take a look inside. (I need to order a tool first.)
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