View Poll Winner: A 1976 Seiko John Player Special - Part 2 - Full Assembly

Part 2:
This the full assembly video for the Community Page poll winner watch - the 1976 6138-8039 John Player Special.
Seiko model number: 6138-8039
Link to the Part 1 - Teardown/Cleaning/Repair video:
• View Poll Winner: A 19...
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Enjoy the video!

[@moneysaversilver]

That's a beautiful watch

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Thank you. I think so too.

[@saisamayseva8712]

Very precise job. Well done. Thanks.

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Thank you very much!.

[@PpaStrmpf]

I am a succer for the 70s watches. Seiko did it's most beautiful models in that era. This watch came out perfect. I appreciate that you kept it as much as original as it could be. Nice Uncle bracelet the Jubilee fits perfect. Because of you I have to have one baby Kakume.

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Haha. Thanks so much. Those Kakumes are fantastic watches. I agree that the 70's were the golden age for Seiko watches. They had some really great stuff in the 60's too, especially divers, but for chronographs, they haven't done anything that can rival their 70's models. I'm amazed that they haven't done any modern versions of those. A newly made Bullhead, Pogue, Kakume, JPS, etc. would probably sell very well. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks so much for commenting.

[@robertjordan7323]

Yes, cool watch. Thanks for posting. Loved watching

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@frankschroth4038]

Great job !!
Even if I'm not to fond of Seiko watches , that there is a darn beautiful watch !
Frank S.

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Many thanks!

[@rossjackson3670]

Pleasure to watch and learn.

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks Ross!

[@michaelkeats1313]

2 very enjoyable videos, great work and fantastic looking watch 👍 .

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Thanks so much.

[@spx1416]

great job...and a stunner of a watch

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Thank you. I agree, those John Player Specials are really great looking watches.

[@Supercruze]

Well done. Nice add to the collection.

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Thank you.

[@JamesP_TheShedShop]

That watch seems very complicated and is intimidating to me. Great job, great video. Please no music.

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Thanks. I tried putting background music once in an older video, just as a test. It's not something I'll be doing in the future.

[@look4truth480]

are the silver inside works of steel and aluminum. and the yellow works made of brass? And does it hurt anything to wind a watch and having it running all the time?

[@phillipevans4041]

Nice work, do you do other people's watches.? I have a Citizens crystal 7 in need of repair.

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

Thank you Phillip. Unfortunately at this time I'm not set up to take incoming watch shipments. I'd need to get a P.O. Box and some other things in place first. I really appreciate you watching and reaching out though. Thanks.

[@phillipevans4041]

@@WeekendWatchRepair Thank anyways , I do enjoy watching.

[@Bosch_Guy]

Is that 20 cigs or 40 ?

[@WeekendWatchRepair]

haha