Help needed for 6R15

kermit e froggy · Post by **kermit e froggy** » 18 Jul 2011 23:57

Hi everyone, I like to know where can I get e specs of 6R15 mov't such as e Diameter, movt thickness as well as those 6R15 used for Sumo if these 6r15 r e same as those used for Seiko JDM classic SARB series. Hope someone can point me to e correct direction where I can get those info n sourcing a 6R15 mov't frm a reliable seller.

Greatly appreciate your time to answer my question...

herzausstahl · Post by **herzausstahl** » 19 Jul 2011 00:01

I dunno the measurements, but I suppose another angle to help would be to share with us your plans? Transplant?

CoolieND · Post by **CoolieND** » 19 Jul 2011 00:13

SII NE15A & Seiko 6R15 are supposed to be the same movements (Noah Fuller used it in his Tsunami). Hope it helps.

http://www.timemodule.com/sii/pdf/ne15a.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

PS. http://forums.watchuseek.com/f21/newer- ... post263752" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Dimensions should remain the same.

kermit e froggy · Post by **kermit e froggy** » 19 Jul 2011 00:15

Heehee... It's in e works. U see I've got e Seiko FFF numeral dial, a Military Soxa dial n a spare PVD case lying ard. I'm looking for an ideal mov't to fit into this PVD case which suppose to cater for ETA 2824-2 mov't. ETA mov't doesn't go hand in hand w those dial I've unless I opt to cut off e dial feet n cement/hot glue onto e ETA. I understand 6R15 can take those dials I mentioned but I need to find out more info on e 6R15 specs on whether e dimension can fit into e PVD case I've got

herzausstahl · Post by **herzausstahl** » 19 Jul 2011 00:21

kermit e froggy wrote:Heehee... It's in e works. U see I've got e Seiko FFF numeral dial, a Military Soxa dial n a spare PVD case lying ard. I'm looking for an ideal mov't to fit into this PVD case which suppose to cater for ETA 2894 mov't. ETA mov't doesn't go hand in hand w those dial I've unless I opt to cut off e dial feet n cement/hot glue onto e ETA. I understand 6R15 can take those dials I mentioned but I need to find out more info on e 6R15 specs on whether e dimension can fit into e PVD case I've got

Nice! Sumo oso 6r15 meh? Isn't it 6 something else?
Btw, if u decide to use soxa dial, sell me your FFF numeral hor (got date rite?)

big-e-294 · Post by **big-e-294** » 19 Jul 2011 00:34

CoolieND wrote:SII NE15A & Seiko 6R15 are supposed to be the same movements (Noah Fuller used it in his Tsunami). Hope it helps.

http://www.timemodule.com/sii/pdf/ne15a.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

PS. http://forums.watchuseek.com/f21/newer- ... post263752" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Dimensions should remain the same.

+1 Jake (10 watches) sells the NE15A for usd75 iirc

big-e-294 · Post by **big-e-294** » 19 Jul 2011 00:36

kermit e froggy wrote:Heehee... It's in e works. U see I've got e Seiko FFF numeral dial, a Military Soxa dial n a spare PVD case lying ard. I'm looking for an ideal mov't to fit into this PVD case which suppose to cater for ETA 2824-2 mov't. ETA mov't doesn't go hand in hand w those dial I've unless I opt to cut off e dial feet n cement/hot glue onto e ETA. I understand 6R15 can take those dials I mentioned but I need to find out more info on e 6R15 specs on whether e dimension can fit into e PVD case I've got

Sounds like a good plan.
Might want to check the stem length too and if it fits on the crown.

watchlooker · Post by **watchlooker** » 19 Jul 2011 09:36

Sound like too much works...... but then if you are handy with your hand nothing is impossible......

kermit e froggy · Post by **kermit e froggy** » 19 Jul 2011 23:16

Hmm... Has anyone has any gd idea or knowledge if one can relocate e dial feet or plc e dial securely in plc w e movt ? What sort of idea do u guys ve ?

tanwill · Post by **tanwill** » 19 Jul 2011 23:49

spot welding needed for relocation of dial feet.

kermit e froggy · Post by **kermit e froggy** » 20 Jul 2011 16:30

tanwill wrote:spot welding needed for relocation of dial feet.

Hi tanwill, what sort of machine to do spotwill cos I worked in e Aerospace company. E welfare r willin to help Bt their method is e manual spotwill by torch which may burn or caused e dial a permanent stain. E other spot weld I know of is by a machine which e company I worked does not own any. Can u advise where or any safer method ?

kermit e froggy · Post by **kermit e froggy** » 20 Jul 2011 16:31

tanwill wrote:spot welding needed for relocation of dial feet.

Hi tanwill, what sort of machine to do spotweld ? E welders in e company where I worked r willin to help, Bt their method is e manual spotwill by welding torch which may burn or caused e dial a permanent stain. E other spot weld I know of is by a machine which e company I worked does not own any. Can u advise where or any safer method ?

tanwill · Post by **tanwill** » 21 Jul 2011 17:27

I have not done it before, but if you do a search its Laser Welding.

There's some DIY subsitutite which is using silver solder but it seems difficult.

There is another method used by many modder. Glue ! or 3M sticker <thin type> !
These seems to be the simplest.

fireal · Post by **fireal** » 26 Jul 2011 13:11

just solder ... safer than welding..

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