Miyota caliber 9015 automatic watch movement
Miyota 9015 in a Lum Tec RR5

Miyota Caliber 9015

Miyota caliber 9015 automatic watch movement

Brand Miyota (Citizen)
Caliber Number 9015
Movement Type Automatic, self-winding mechanical
Jewels 24
Linges
11.5”’
Diameter 26mm
Height
3.9mm thick
Vibrations Per Hour
28,800 bph
Lift Angle
51 degrees
Power Reserve
42 hours
Rotor Winding Direction
Clockwise (uni-directional)
Hand-Windable? Yes
Shock System Parashock
Stem
065-A05
Plastic Holder
500-002
Hand Size
1.52mm / 1.00mm / 0.17mm
Functions Central hours; central minutes; central seconds; date calendar at 3:00 (may be in different locations depending on the dial design)
Hacking Seconds? Yes
Country of Manufacture Japan
Known Brands
Deep Blue DayNight Ops, Deep Blue Sea Ram 500, Zelos Helmsman, Lum-Tec RR5, Komrade Urban, BOLDR Odyssey Freediver, Hager Commando Professional DLCMarc & Sons Flieger, Aquacy 1769, Phoibos SentinelVaer A5 Field Black, Vaer D5 Diver, Aerotec Forte AF1, Aerotec Sea Hunt Diver, Trintec ZULU-07 Pro, Ergon Adventum, Elysse Monumentum (Too many to list… please add your watch in the comments below!)

The Miyota caliber 9015 is a 24 jewel automatic movement. It is made in Japan and was first introduced in 2009. This movement is found in many new microbrand watches because it is easily obtainable, has a desirable hacking function, and considered a workhorse movement.

Accuracy:

Citizen (Miyota) claims the accuracy of the caliber 9015 to be within -10~+30 seconds per day.

The mainspring becomes fully winded by rotating the ratchet wheel 7.5 times (turning the crown 40 times)

Microbrands:

The caliber 9015 is featured in many microbrand watches such as the Marc & Sons Pilot watch. Here is what they have to say about it:

The caliber 9015, which was presented for the first time in 2009, is a revolutionary development of the 8215 caliber. Equipped with a ball bearing rotor, a second stop and a date with a quick-change circuit, this new plant works very precisely with 28,800 half oscillations per hour. The range deviation is indicated as -10 to +30 seconds per day. According to experience, however, the work runs much more precisely, in some cases with a deviation in the single-digit second range. Furthermore, the movement has a shock absorber, a Swiss anchoring inhibitor and a manual hoist. The reserve is 42 hours. The movement is a technical masterpiece due to its low overall height of only 3.9 mm.

Replacement Prices:

Replacement prices were found online in the $100.00 range. Click here to order a replacement Miyota 9015 movement for your watch.

Examples of Caliber 9015 Watches:

The picture below is from a Zelos Helmsman watch.

Miyota Caliber 9015

This pic is from a Lum-Tec B24 Carbon

Miyota 9015 Automatic

Below is a Miyota 9015 movement found in a BOLDR Odyssey Freediver watch:

Miyota 9015 Boldr

Vaer D5 Diver 9015 watch with a custom laser etched rotor:

More watches with caliber 9015:

Macro Video:

Additional Resources:

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Steve
Steve
7 years ago

I have this movement in at least 3 of my watches. It is cheaper than a Swiss ETA so a lot of smaller watch manufacturers are using it. My experience is so far so good. I like how they decorated the one in the picture.

Paul
Paul
6 years ago
Reply to  Steve
Luke
Luke
3 years ago
Reply to  Steve

Is it a loud rotor? I have a cheaper minors movement and the rotor is loud and you can feel it on the wrist. Is this the same or better? Thanks

Paul Lee
Paul Lee
3 years ago
Reply to  Luke

The rotor is silent. I don’t notice it at all. I have it on my astor banks Fortitude. Feels quality all around.

Michael Hazen
Michael Hazen
2 years ago
Reply to  Steve

Supposedly they are in the Chinese brand Watchstar. I don’t know much about the brand but they are only half as ugly as most Chinese watches and cost about $200.

Leroy Nicewatch
Leroy Nicewatch
7 years ago

Can anyone give any comments on this 9015 vs the Seiko NH35???

Jay
Jay
6 years ago

Yes nh35 is very basic low end Seiko movement, more comparable to the miyota 8215.

Lancelot Lovejoy
Lancelot Lovejoy
6 years ago

I have several of both 9015 and Seiko NH35. Both are accurate I really cant tell the difference besides 28.8 sweep of the miyota and the 21.6 for the seiko. I also own 2 6R15’s from Seiko and a 9012 miyota they both seem to be a tad more accurate…

Dialedin
Dialedin
1 year ago

I love my nh35 watches but I’m now looking into adding a 9015 to my collection.

Richard Deery
Richard Deery
10 months ago
Reply to  Dialedin

Have you found one? I also love all my NH35A watches but might want to pick up a Miyota 9015 to add something new to the rotation.

Christian Fulker
Christian Fulker
7 years ago

Further, reports of widely available, low-cost, and current Japanese movements from Miyota, Seiko, and Orient indicates rather better performance than would be expected by their spec sheets.

Christopher
Christopher
7 years ago

Great movement, keeps time as well as my others with Eta 2824.

Miko Del
Miko Del
7 years ago

Have this in my Lum-Tec Combat B17. Winds in a clockwise direction only. (automatic mode). Excellent, keeps very accurate time, within a minute or so a month.

Miko Del
Miko Del
7 years ago

Also here’s a link to the calibre’s specification if interested:
http://www.citizen.co.jp/miyota_mvt/9015/spec.html

Chris Watch Collector
Chris Watch Collector
7 years ago

24 Jewels, I am wondering if this is a Japanese equivalent to an ETA 2824?

Yankeexpress
Yankeexpress
7 years ago

Excellent Hi-beat movement, compared to the low-beat Seiko 6r15, a smoother movement and less expensive too. And it does not have the hand-winding issues of the ETA-2824 and is 1mm thinner. Found in Citizen, Deep Blue, Zelos, Makara, Maratac, Obris-Morgan, Tempest, Helson and NTH brands.

Enso Pertuz
Enso Pertuz
2 years ago
Reply to  Yankeexpress

En D’Mario también?

Gert
Gert
7 years ago

I have a derived movement, the Miyota caliber 9022 in the Portsea from Melbourne Watch Company. I’d say the accuracy is indeed between -10 and +30 seconds. It’s however quite noisy and in a direct comparison with the 6R15 (in my SARB065) seemed a tad more accurate.

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Jack carver93
Jack carver93
6 years ago

I have watches with 4R36/NH36 , ETA2824, and 9015. The Steinhart OVM with 2824 is about +3-4 per day, my NTH Amphion with 9015 is +10 every morning. My ETA is more accurate, but hand winding feels like I’m going to snap the crown off from the resistance! The 9015 is not as accurate, much much louder, however I like it better. It winds smooth and doesn’t feel fragile.

Jan Bosman
Jan Bosman
5 years ago
Reply to  Jack carver93

So strange, I have a watch with the 9015 and its really quiet compared to most of my other watches !

Richard Deery
Richard Deery
10 months ago
Reply to  Jan Bosman

My NH35A watches are extremely quiet. Can’t barely tell they are auto wind. I’m going to add a 9015 sooner or later to compare the sounds. I’ll let you know.

Graham
Graham
3 years ago
Reply to  Jack carver93

buy a timegrapher and regulate it, should easily get it to around 0 seconds per day. The rotor is a bit noisy but only if you move the watch and hold it up to your ear, in general use you can’t hear it anyway

Cary L Straley
Cary L Straley
2 years ago
Reply to  Graham

I have a timegrapher and getting any watch to 0 seconds a day is impossible imo regardless of movement.

PpaBear
PpaBear
1 year ago
Reply to  Cary L Straley

I tend to dial/regulate my watches so they run on wrist to run -1/0/+1 second. I adjust the 5 positions so there no position runs late no matter how much my reference position CH runs. Then I carry the watch for a few days andI record the results. If needed I add or remove the speed. That’s how I do it. From my 4 NH35s I have two of them running that -1/+1 second where I had a luck that one did not need adjusting. My PT500 after being adjusted runs also -1/+1 second. I’d say with higj beat movement… Read more »

Jonny
Jonny
6 years ago

Great resource. Tahnk you

Dennis
Dennis
6 years ago

Found in the Tisell Vintage Sub as well…….

Thanks for the resource! Awesome site.

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Aonghus
Aonghus
6 years ago

Own an Armida A2 with the 9015 movement. Excellent hackingwinding. Winding crown 20 times (10 full turns), wearing twelve hours a day, resting face down at night, it runs at -2 to 3 seconds. Very pleased with it.

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Lou
Lou
6 years ago

Hemel uses the 9015 in my Hemel Spear. Extremely quiet and winds very, very smoothly. The 28.8 sweep second hand is like butter. Hell of a deal to get this under $400.

Babak Kalhor
Babak Kalhor
6 years ago

Hi. My Miyota 9015 movement stops running when i put it on my wrist, but when I lay it standing on my desk it works normal. Any suggestions as to what is going on?

Babak Kalhor
Babak Kalhor
6 years ago
Reply to  calibercorner

Thank you for your prompt reply. Would you know if the remedy is an easy and/or expensive fix?

Brad hendrie
Brad hendrie
6 years ago
Reply to  Babak Kalhor

Cheaper to b 6y a new movement and have one installed by a wachmaker

Eric
Eric
6 years ago

This movement is placed inside a custom made watch from Merkur. Timed over a 72hr period with 0 spd deviation. I don’t hear the rotor spinning unless I put my ear to the watch. Doesn’t seem to “helicopter” like my Valjoux 7750’s. Overall very happy with the movement.

Anastasia Szergola
Anastasia Szergola
5 years ago

So I have a watch (Tisell Pilot) with this movement (according to the markings on the rotor). There is no day or date on my watch, however, and I can only pull out the crown to one position, suggesting that there is no date complication on mine. Is it possible that my movement is a 90s5 fitted with a 9015 rotor, or can the 9015 be easily modified to remove the date complication.

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Pawel
Pawel
5 years ago

I have Miyota 9015 in my Balticus Grey Seal. Works pretty good.

ajovev
ajovev
5 years ago

Does the rotor in this movement wind in both directions as in NH36 or only in one direction?

julian
julian
3 years ago
Reply to  ajovev

Only clockwise.

Brad
Brad
5 years ago

No only to the right the 9015 winds with the rotor .

Anthony
Anthony
5 years ago

Anybody know if the hands on an 821A are a direct fit for the Miyota 9015? I’d love to do a little movement upgrade on one of my watches, but I don’t want to shop for new hands. I’d love to keep the rotor from the 821A too, so I’d be curious to find out if I could swap that around too. I guess I’ll find out…

Steve
Steve
5 years ago
Reply to  Anthony

I think the hands are exactly the same (152/100/17) but you want to check the 821A post on this site. The thing that stands out immediately would be the different rotor screw setup. The 9015 has 3 screws but the 8215 has one screw. Not sure how that would work.

Watchgeek
Watchgeek
5 years ago
Reply to  Steve

Also the dial feet and movement height. There’s a reason why everyone isn’t just swapping their 8XXX for 9XXX or viceversa.

Msa
Msa
2 years ago
Reply to  Watchgeek

Hello, so miyota 8xxx hand and dial can fit 9015 right?

Aonghus
Aonghus
5 years ago

Update on my comment of last year re Armida A2 with the Miyota 9015 engine. Don’t need to wind anymore, the watch is now consistently -1.5 to 2 seconds per twelve hour day and, face up at night, it recovers this loss and sometimes goes .5 to 1 seconds ahead. At the time I didn’t know that best practice with new automatics is to do full manual wind. The Armida A2 is an excellent homage to the Rolex 5517 SubMar but if you’d like an original design diver with same calibre have a look at Helson Watch. I say engine… Read more »

Joaquin M
Joaquin M
5 years ago

this movement is super over rated for what it really is, its a low cost cheaply finished movement that costs less then $10 to make, its a slap to the face because there are watch companies using this movement in thousand dollar watches. Like the Autodromo group b $975 for a cheap Japanese movement and a $3 painted dial, idk about you guys but thats a slap to the face.

D. Duncan
D. Duncan
5 years ago
Reply to  Joaquin M

What makes you think an ETA 2824 doesn’t cost $10 to make? Are you on the board of ETA with internal financial info that no one else is privy to? Why does the cost to manufacture mean that a movement is shit? Could it be that the Japanese manufacturers have perfected the process and are able to be more efficient? Haven’t you seen the low grade ETAs? They look like rubbish and they are used in watches that cost $3000. Then they are put inside completely Chinese cases with Chinese dials, Chinese hands, Chinese crystals, Chinese bands, Chinese everything and… Read more »

Joaquin M
Joaquin M
5 years ago
Reply to  D. Duncan

Yea true, but in my humble opinion the miyota doesn’t hold a candle to the eta even if your dumb enough to pay 3000 for a Chinese made watch then thats up to you, but what is true is the fact that the miyotas quality isn’t even on par with etas most basic movements. Looking at the overall finish, tool paths, luster and surface finishing as well as edge definition on any of the the miyota movements it is easy to tell the miyota is a poorly machined movement designed to just exist, unlike etas movements in which the overall… Read more »

D. Duncan
D. Duncan
5 years ago
Reply to  Joaquin M

You make good points and thanks for clarifying that it is your opinion. You said you seen Miyota 9015 watches for under $100, then the next sentence you say watches with the Miyota 9015 are overpriced junk. That can be said about any watch with any movement. With that rationale, there less than $400 ETA watches on Kickstarter that must be junk too because of the low price. I have watches with Miyota and with ETA, they run the same. The ETA might look better but the watches I have with it are covered up so no added value in… Read more »

dave
dave
4 years ago
Reply to  D. Duncan

And remembering that some companies buy a movement then adjust and decorate the movement themselves. Such as Oris and quite a few other brands.

dave
dave
4 years ago
Reply to  Joaquin M

9015 will keep on going just as much as your eta will. i got an old citizen auto which cost less than 50 u.s.a. dollars.24 years ago. And works as soon as you slightly move the watch never been serviced.

M. Meacham
M. Meacham
3 years ago
Reply to  Joaquin M

Ahh another Seiko fanboy. The 7s26 doesn’t hold a candle to a miyota 820x much less the 9015. Just because some idiot is selling a watch with a 9015 for 3k and some idiot buys it for 3k-oh well.
GRAND Seiko is where Seiko destroys Citizen in Automatics. Which the 9015 is not or ever will pretend to be.
For the money, cheap citizen/miyota movements blast cheap seiko movements on precision AND accuracy.

Orland Howe
Orland Howe
3 years ago
Reply to  Joaquin M

Please tell me where to find 9015 watches for under $100. The movement alone costs that much to replace. I need a new replacement movement, so if there really is a 9015 watch for under $100 I think I will just buy the watch and take the movement from it. Thanks.

Machina
Machina
2 years ago
Reply to  Joaquin M

Haha so now its your humble opinion? Youre such an arrogrant piece of shit. I doubt the Miyota 9015 costs 10 bucks to make.It seems to me you are judging if a movement is good or not by the finishing instead of the accuracy. I work in the watch industry, you will be surprised if I tell you that a lot of the high end swiss brand are made in Asia. It is not where it is being made that counts. More of the know how and machine used. The main reason why they are made in Asia is purely… Read more »

Peter
Peter
1 year ago
Reply to  Machina

Thi movement quoted at 24 jewels seems to have metal jewels in the train! Am I missing something?
My watch has a losing rate of 4secs a day so I’ve adjusted it and hope it will zero out

Loren
Loren
5 years ago
Reply to  Joaquin M

This is an interesting thread, but FWIW the Autodromo Group B is only $875 and has a lot to offer aside from the movement. Firstly, they can demand a premium because they are serving a specific market and not just people interested in watches like us. The case uses titanium and steel in a two part build. Sapphire crystal. Bracelet that I haven’t seen before as well as dial. It includes a handmade aluminum case. I am willing to pay $875 for all of that and happy to have it with a Miyota 9015 automatic. Now, I don’t know much… Read more »

Bob
Bob
6 months ago
Reply to  Loren

to pick up the thread 4 years later… new Group B offerings coming out now (Fall 2023)… still with 9015.

Graham
Graham
3 years ago
Reply to  Joaquin M

Do you actually own a watch with this movement in it? I sincerely doubt it. Why are you so biased, and where do you get the ludicrous notion that this movement costs less than 10 bucks to make. Fantasy land, mate! Maybe you should slap your own face. This movement is probably the best value on the planet, runs at least as good if not better than most overpriced Swiss ones.

Jonathan Stephens
Jonathan Stephens
5 years ago

I have this movement in my Melbourne Sorrento (white dial with blue bezel) never really been a fan of japan movements but this is one of the exceptions. Very accurate and smooth.

Sattlite
Sattlite
5 years ago

The 9015 at 28,800 is a robust movement just as good as the 2824-2. imo,
Now are priced at about the same price, very accurate plus pretty durable with their shock system in it. I have several 9015 plus 2844, 2836-2 sw200,sw220’s all are good movements.

Sattlite
Sattlite
5 years ago
Reply to  Sattlite

Not 2844
2824 big finger

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Janusz
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When I bought my Miyota 9015 in Balticus Volans, it was magnetized and run (quite steady) at +40 spd. After demaganetizing it holds rate +/- 0 spd when worn, +8 spd in dial up position and -3 spd in “12 up” position. Rate deviations are below 1 spd. Looks like it could pass the COSC certification. I wonder how the rates will change over time, now I wear the watch for 6 weeks only. I confirm heard opinion that the balance is loud, but the situations when you can actually hear it are very rare. I read somewhere that ETA2824… Read more »

Janusz
Janusz
5 years ago
Reply to  Janusz

Edit: I meant the rotor making noise, not the balance.

hadm
hadm
4 years ago

Would this movement fit in an 6309-7040 Seiko?

Anthony Elgan
Anthony Elgan
4 years ago
Reply to  hadm

No.

Matt Rutherford
Matt Rutherford
4 years ago

I have several reactor watches with this movement and I am amazed at the accuracy. I currently ware the Wyland Limited addition Poseidon TI watch and the accuracy of the movement is better than my previous Rolex Deep Sea and I Dive, White water kayak and play soccer with this watch on my wrist and it is amazing the time it keeps.

Mikael Petersson
Mikael Petersson
4 years ago

Also used in some of the Phoibos watches models. F.ex the Eagle ray. I find it excellent !

James Kellard
James Kellard
4 years ago

My wife has a Rotary 1930’s style aviator watch with this movement. It’s quite old now, more than 20 years but its reliable and keeps good time despite how rough she is on her watches. The movement is finished in an attractive gold colour seen through a display back.

Ovidiu H
Ovidiu H
4 years ago

BOREALIS NAVALE (2019 edition), with Miyota 9015.
Average over the first week from purchase date: +2.43sec/day

Cooper
Cooper
4 years ago

My TW Steel TWA1311 has the miyota 9015 movement.

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KAS
KAS
4 years ago

I have this movement in my Newmark 71 – and boy its phenomenal. Over a 30 day period it gained on average 0.7 secs per day.

Graham
Graham
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Reply to  KAS

I have a Richard Le Grand Odysea 3 and it runs amazingly accurate, you can ‘cheat’ by storing it dial or crown down when not in use (loses a couple of seconds per day) or dial up gains around 3 seconds. Wearing it you usually get between -1/+1 second, with 0 seconds being very common.
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Luke
Luke
3 years ago

Does this have a loud rotor? I have a cheaper motors movement which is noisy and you can feel it winding, is this higher end version the same? Thanks

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Joon
Joon
3 years ago

Have 9015 in both my Magrette Mona Pacific and my Martenero Kerrison. Someone asked about rotor noise: unless they’ve been sitting and I need to “shake-weight” them back to life, I don’t hear them spinning. Worth nothing both have exhibition casebacks.

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Serguei Roudnev
Serguei Roudnev
3 years ago

I have just got it. For the last 24 hours, the watch stepped back for 6 seconds. Will be paying more attention to accuracy in comparison with the Orient Star watch. So far so good. I feel the only positive impression. I paid just 162 CAD. My first Miyota 9015 is packed by Cadisen in rose gold – good looking case and beige dial as well. 

David Shaw
David Shaw
3 years ago

Tisell 9015 Explorer. Losing less than0.5 sec a day. What’s not to love.

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