Seiko 6119C Assembly Tutorial (Part 1)

Please note that I am not a professional watchmaker. Far from it! just a hobbyist who likes to tinker with vintage Seikos. This video is the first part of an assembly of a Seiko 6119C movement.
I was hampered quite a bit by my camera as the camera was where my head should have been!
This should give you the viewer some idea of the mechanics of the 6119 and part placement. I would not normally use my fingers as much as it did but this was for recording purposes only and hence wearing finger cots.

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