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Other Seiko movements, such as the 6R15, are hand windable and hacking.
BTW...good catch, Tony!!!!!hand6.gif
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| Posted: Thu May 21st, 2009 10:05 am |
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Most of the Seiko watches have the 7S26 and 7S36 auto movements in them. They do not hand-wind (or hack) but their pendulum is bi-directional allowing them to wind more quickly and easily vis movement than most automatic movements. It is my understand that a few models (like the monster) that have smaller interiors in their cases, and thus a smaller pendulum, take a little more "shaking" than most...but it should only take about 10 seconds or less to get them going before putting them on your wrist. Other Seiko movements, such as the 6R15, are hand windable and hacking. BTW...good catch, Tony!!!!!hand6.gif
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