Regulating Your Seiko Movement: A Step-by-Step Guide Regulating your Seiko movement is an art and a science, one that ensures the timekeeping accuracy of your timepiece. This article will guide you through the process, from identifying signs that your Seiko movement needs regulation to the steps involved in the actual …
Seiko’s Magic Lever Winding System is a mechanical marvel that has significantly increased the efficiency of automatic winding in watches. But what exactly is this system, and how does it work? This article aims to delve into the mechanics and importance of Seiko’s Magic Lever system. The Problem with Traditional …
Power reserve is often considered the ‘stamina’ of a watch, dictating how long it can run without winding. Given the increasing popularity of modding, it’s beneficial to understand how different movements—such as the Seiko 7S26 and NH34, NH35, NH36, and NH38—fare in terms of power reserve and what steps can …
The beat rate, often expressed in vibrations per hour (vph) or Hertz (Hz), is a vital but often overlooked aspect of watch movement performance. This article aims to shed light on why beat rate matters and how it influences the behavior and character of Seiko movements, providing modders and collectors …
When it comes to reliability and innovation, Seiko’s watch movements are among the industry’s finest. Often praised for their technical prowess, these movements have a loyal following among both enthusiasts and modders alike. This article takes you through the scientific principles and technologies that make Seiko movements tick, offering valuable …
When it comes to customizing a Seiko watch, lug width may not immediately spring to mind as a key consideration. However, this seemingly minor detail can have a significant impact on both the aesthetics and comfort of your modded Seiko timepiece. This article delves into the nuances of lug width …
