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Based a question and on info collected in THIS post, I have compiled the following links and comments into this reference post of links (and one attachment) listing most of Seikos mechanical movements, together with their basic characteristics and assorted information such as rough production years, beat rate, day/date, jewel count, etc.
First is THIS FABULOUS TABLE, that specifically concentrates on almost all of Seiko's mechanical movements:
SEIKO Movement Spec Table.pdf
Here is a slightly reworked version of the same table posted at Time Zone, which might make for easier reading of the posted information:
http://www.timezone.com/library/extr...03474986250000
A couple of similar but not as complete tables from seikodigitalwatches.com:
http://www.seikodigitalwatches.com/seikocal2.htm
http://www.seikodigitalwatches.com/seikocal3.htm
and finally this list of Seiko's movement manufacturing affiliate TMI showing similar info for the base modern mechanical calibers and most of seiko's current production quartz calibers:
http://www.timemodule.com/sii/eng/download.php
In addition there's a great site run by fellow forumer and famous collector Dr. Roland Ranfft. In it he has a similar features chart that not only shows Seiko movements, but shows movements from most major movement manufacturers (there must be thousands of movements with photos and info):
http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-...ranfft&0&2uswk
Thanks to all who contributed the links and helped assemble this thread. I hope this serves as a great reference going forward.
Based a question and on info collected in THIS post, I have compiled the following links and comments into this reference post of links (and one attachment) listing most of Seikos mechanical movements, together with their basic characteristics and assorted information such as rough production years, beat rate, day/date, jewel count, etc.
First is THIS FABULOUS TABLE, that specifically concentrates on almost all of Seiko's mechanical movements:
SEIKO Movement Spec Table.pdf
Here is a slightly reworked version of the same table posted at Time Zone, which might make for easier reading of the posted information:
http://www.timezone.com/library/extr...03474986250000
A couple of similar but not as complete tables from seikodigitalwatches.com:
http://www.seikodigitalwatches.com/seikocal2.htm
http://www.seikodigitalwatches.com/seikocal3.htm
and finally this list of Seiko's movement manufacturing affiliate TMI showing similar info for the base modern mechanical calibers and most of seiko's current production quartz calibers:
http://www.timemodule.com/sii/eng/download.php
In addition there's a great site run by fellow forumer and famous collector Dr. Roland Ranfft. In it he has a similar features chart that not only shows Seiko movements, but shows movements from most major movement manufacturers (there must be thousands of movements with photos and info):
http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-...ranfft&0&2uswk
Thanks to all who contributed the links and helped assemble this thread. I hope this serves as a great reference going forward.
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