Seiko 6309-309M R

Case and crystal are rough

But the dial is quite nice. 

Peseux 330

Bought this as a practice movement. Got it apart and cleaned, but snapped the setting lever spring on reassembly. Oops! It's going on eBay for cheap; hopefully someone can use the parts. Posting photos here in case you got one apart and need to see how it goes together! 

Lonville pocket watch

Found this watch on ebay as well, sold as not running but only eleven bucks, shipped!

Photo courtesy ebay seller

Note the overcoil balance spring and goose-neck regulator. Nice!

Unitas 6497

I wanted to try my hand at rebuilding the famous Unitas (ETA) 6497 movement so I found a cheap one in this Tramway pocket watch I had shipped from an ebay seller in Istanbul.

I didn't take pictures of this one because I used this wonderful resource to keep track of my progress. The cleaning, oiling and reassembly went fairly smoothly, but I made a couple mistakes re-casing the movement. Thus the flaked porcelain on the dial and cracked crystal. Ah, more lessons learned!

Enicar AR 980 Disassembly

The first watch I tried to rebuild was what I now know to be a nearly irreparable Timex pin-lever. That effort ended quickly in an explosion of tiny gears. My second try was a 7 jewel Waltham. This went better, but I crushed one of the pinions trying to wrestle the wheel train bridge back on. This Enicar here is my third attempt, and the first on a watch I actually like.

I had already pulled the movement from the case when I started taking pictures.