Seiko Speedtimer 6139-8050, Non-working Junk, Stem Removed, For Parts It doesn't move at all when shaken. When I tried to examine the condition, there's a scratch or damage to the clear layer near the 4 o'clock position on the dial, I pressed the setting lever and pulled out the crown, but it wouldn't go back in. Before pulling it out, I could set the time and change the calendar day and date, and the calendar would switch over at midnight, but now the crown is out and won't go back in. When I pressed the stopwatch, it returned to the reset position upright. When I press the stopwatch buttons, they stay pressed in. From the time I've owned it, one screw near the rotor fixing base is missing, and it's held in place by only one screw. There's rust around that area, and the screw is corroded. When I turn the rotor, the gear with the hook-like return on the arm rotates. The rotor itself feels like it rotates smoothly. The glass has many scratches. It has a cool blue dial, and I'd like to repair it and keep it, but I don't have the repair skills. So, I'm offering it to someone who is familiar with watches, good at repairs, or has spare parts. Please make your decision based on the photos. I will sell it to someone who is okay with the condition. There is no blockage in each lug hole.