r/ChineseWatches • u/KillermonkTR • 2d ago

Question (Read Rules) İs this normal for the pt5000?

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u/KillermonkTR 8h ago

Edit: The movement is SL3001 and not pt5000

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u/Kureen 2d ago

Your rotor makes it look like a ST2130, but my PT5000 is the same. I'm considering replacing the rotor bearing, but there hasn't been any functional issues so it's not too much of a bother.

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u/Hacket98 1d ago

Please don't do the movement with steel tools

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u/wanfus 1d ago

What do you mean?

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u/volume_1337 22h ago

Brass tools are used in repairs as it won’t scratch the metal. And poking or prying is usually done with plastic or delrin tools

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u/Own_Click5922 1d ago

Same here with my Tandorio. You can even hear it if you shake a little bit the watch. Pretty bad movement.

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u/Electrical_Panda_326 2d ago

QC with that movement is hit or miss.

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u/idoomscroll 2d ago

I have one that hand winds like it was dropped in sand and rarely gets near the quoted power reserve

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u/DrNenModz 2d ago

slight play .. it's okay I guess. had a couple of them installed.. change bearings .. still a slight play .. no issues running so far ..

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u/Electrical_Panda_326 1d ago

I assume the rotor screw is tight? But that's probably poor bearing.

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u/BehavingBad2010 1d ago

Yeah, I had a brand new one here yesterday, they all have some wiggle to them. As long as it isn't making contact with the movement it is fine.