How To Remove Stem in The Watch Common Movement | Watch Repair Channel

Stem Removal Tutorial for Various Common Quartz Movements**

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**Introduction:**
This comprehensive tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for removing stems from various commonly encountered quartz movements, including Titan, Ronda, Seiko, Miyota, and Epson. By following these detailed guides, watch repair professionals can efficiently and accurately perform stem removal procedures.

**1. Titan 7021, 7022, 70210, 7121, 7122, 7120, 7321, 7M23:**
- Begin by identifying the specific movement model.
- Locate the stem release lever and carefully press it to release the stem.
- Gently pull the stem out of the movement.

**2. Ronda 505, 515, 507, 585:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Press the stem release lever to disengage the stem.
- Pull the stem out of the movement with care.

**3. Seiko VD86, VD85:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Locate and press the stem release lever to release the stem.
- Gently pull the stem out of the movement.

**4. Titan Hybrid 7121:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Press the stem release lever to disengage the stem.
- Pull the stem out of the movement with care.

**5. Miyota 6P29, 6P27:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Locate and press the stem release lever to release the stem.
- Gently pull the stem out of the movement.

**6. Ronda 785, 705, 775:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Press the stem release lever to disengage the stem.
- Pull the stem out of the movement with care.

**7. Miyota 1L32, 1L22:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Locate and press the stem release lever to release the stem.
- Gently pull the stem out of the movement.

**8. Miyota 0S20, 0S10, 0S22:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Press the stem release lever to disengage the stem.
- Pull the stem out of the movement with care.

**9. ISA 9232:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Locate and press the stem release lever to release the stem.
- Gently pull the stem out of the movement.

**10. Miyota 9T22:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Press the stem release lever to disengage the stem.
- Pull the stem out of the movement with care.

**11. Ronda 1032:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Locate and press the stem release lever to release the stem.
- Gently pull the stem out of the movement.

**12. Epson Y121, AL35, Y120:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Press the stem release lever to disengage the stem.
- Pull the stem out of the movement with care.

**13. Epson VX32, VX33, VX42, VX43, VX44, VX89, VX12:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Locate and press the stem release lever to release the stem.
- Gently pull the stem out of the movement.

**14. Miyota GL20, GL10, GM00, GM10, GM15:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Press the stem release lever to disengage the stem.
- Pull the stem out of the movement with care.

**15. Miyota 2035, 2034, 2036, 2025:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Locate and press the stem release lever to release the stem.
- Gently pull the stem out of the movement.

**16. Epson VX62:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Press the stem release lever to disengage the stem.
- Pull the stem out of the movement with care.

**17. Seiko VJ32, VJ33, VJ34, VJ42, VJ43:**
- Identify the movement model.
- Locate and press the stem release lever to release the stem.
- Gently pull the stem out of the

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[chrisp.]

I had to remove a crown gasket in my Addiesdive Submariner, was pretty cool seeing the Miyota 2115 in person. It’s smaller than I had imagined, crazy they can mass produce these quartz movements for so inexpensively. Ridiculously accurate, and reliable too, lasting decades with simple battery swaps. I’m an even bigger fan of quartz now. While I was in there I popped the crystal out, misaligned cyclops, I got it much much closer to perfect alignment. A great beater watch when I don’t feel like abusing the Casio Duro. 👌🏼

[johntate]

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[chris]

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[waynegoebel]

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[TheKRU]

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[Ikaruszaki]

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[YTesting]

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[zenzn]

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[dsbiddle]

The video helped me remove my watch stem! Upon further inspection, I saw a faintly marked “Press —>” on the movement showing where to press to release the stem.

[Thruxtonite]

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[christophermaurer]

THANK YOU. that's a big thank you, as it was driving me crazy. It worked on my Citizen @ 9:02. Cheers from Australia.