Of course!
There are several. But from the mid-range (Around $350 and up) the caliber 6r15, 21 jewels, 21,600 BPH, -25/+15 secs per day accuracy, 50 hours power reserve, does indeed hack and hand wind.
The 6r15 is not sold in export markets. At present it is a Japan market only movement. It is found in the popular Seiko Sumo diver, the Seiko Spirit/SARB dress mechanicals.
See the Seiko Japan website for more info (Use Google Translate if your Japanese skills are on the rough side):
http://www.seiko-watch.co.jp/mechanical/lineup/
Above the 6r15 movement, you'll have the 6r20, 6r21 and 6r24 which are a bit higher grade and "hi-beat" or 28,800 BPH. Watches sporting the 6r20 and up are in the $700+ price range.
After that, you'll have the Seiko mechanical chronograph calibers like the 8r28, 6s37 and 6s28. Watches with these calibers are in the $2,000 plus range.
above that level, you'll find the 8L35 movement in the Seiko Marine Master 300m, a $2,000 or so Japan market diver. So there after, you'll find yourself in 9s55, et al caliber territory with Grand Seikos and Credors in the $4,000+ range.