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Yuki 3135 date wheel alignment


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I have a yuki 3135 and the date wheel sits a little low in the date window. I've never had this issue before. I was thinking about replacing the date wheel jumper but before I throw money at the problem I was wondering if anyone had some feed back?

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After doing some research and removing the date wheel, it seems that the date wheel jumper, part number 3135-614, is noted shaped properly. The jumper is shown with the bottom arrow.

I hope this fixes the problem, if not then I might need to replace the date wheel plate, part number 3135-600.

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I could not reshape the jumper to right size to correct the alignment issue. I ordered a gen jumper and installed it. Same problem as before. I ordered a new date wheel. Keep your fingers crossed 

 

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It won’t be the date wheel if it is areal date wheel. I don’t think the date plate will work either. How is the dial?  Who makes it?  Try to borrow another dial. 

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I've used a lot of gen date wheels on a yuki under a gen dial. Never had any problems. Several gen parts will fit the yuki

I don't recall the teeth being painted on the gen date wheel. Maybe some are. The dial is not gen for sure

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I have not installed a gen date wheel. I just ordered it. The dail is a remanufactured one. Does it look bad? What are the signs. At think point I might sell the whole project. If someone is interested PM me. The case , case back are gen.

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That looks good. Are you maybe being a little too picky? I like that dial. A lot of gens have that dial, don't worry about it. In the picture it looks aligned to me.  Nice watch!

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I added a gen autoworks module. Still waiting on the new date wheel. In the middle picture you can see the difference between the yuki and Gen. When I received the autoworks it was bone dry. This is the first time I have disassembled and oiled any watch parts, but after studying youtube videos and oil charts everything came together and the rotor spins freely and silent. 

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It turns out my dial was a little off. I replaced the date wheel and the problem was still there so I removed one of the dail feet and that game me enough room to center the date. 

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On 11/27/2017 at 1:00 PM, mymanmatt said:

I've used a lot of gen date wheels on a yuki under a gen dial. Never had any problems. Several gen parts will fit the yuki

I don't recall the teeth being painted on the gen date wheel. Maybe some are. The dial is not gen for sure

All gen date wheels are painted solid white teeth and all!

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