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Sometimes Seiko's automatic rotors can get loose over time. That results in a noisy rotor. Learn how to fix it in this quick guide.
In this video I am showing how to replace a rotor bearing in two watch movements - the ETA 2892-A2 movement (on an Omega Dynamic watch). And a Valjoux 7750 movement (on an Ikepod watch).
30 Ιουν 2023 · The Perpetual rotor is Rolex’s automatic winding mechanism. It enables the watch to be constantly wound by the wrist’s movement. Invented in our workshops, then patented, it was...
19 Σεπ 2010 · Try to manually wind the watch in vertical position, if the rotor still spins despite of its weight, there is a defect on the auto winding mechanism.
I have a Glycine Combat Sub GL0083 that's been working fine until yesterday. When I tried to manually wind the watch via the crown, it wound normally for 2-3 turns and then became more resistant and I could feel the rotor turn with each wind of the crown from then on.
But, that's not the normal state of an automatic watch, or at least shouldn't be. If you either wind it fully to start with, or wear it for a few hours, it'll stabilize around the top 25% or so of power storage, and that will calm the rotor motion, and noise, significantly.
3 Μαΐ 2023 · The loose rotor problem can lead to wear and tear on the watch movement over time and create a distracting sound as the rotor spins. Seiko's NH35 and NH36 watch movements are popular choices for modders and enthusiasts alike, and both are occasionally prone to having loose or noisy rotors.
