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  1. Jul 8, 2017, 05:07 PM #1
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    Seiko 3e23a stem release

    Mums watch has moisture under the crystal.
    Trying to figure out what to press for stem release.
    Anyone know for sure?



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    old thread I just saw but as a info point the stem release is the large hole third one across will do a pic in a minute you see when push in to that hole theirs a hidden catch release once you have the movement out it would be easy to see ...
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    old thread I just saw but as a info point the stem release is the large hole third one across will do a pic in a minute you see when push in to that hole theirs a hidden catch release once you have the movement out it would be easy to see ...
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