| Brand | Citizen |
| Caliber Number | 8200, 8200A |
| Manufacturer | Miyota (Citizen) |
| Similar Caliber | Miyota 8205 |
| Movement Type | Automatic, self-winding mechanical |
| Jewels | 21 |
| Lignes | 11.5”’ |
| Diameter | 26mm |
| Height | 5.32mm |
| Power Reserve | ~45 hours |
| Beat Rate | 21,600 vph |
| Lift Angle | 49 degrees |
| Accuracy Rating | -20 ~ +40 sec/day |
| Rotor Winding Direction | Counterclockwise (uni-directional) |
| Hand-Windable? | Yes |
| Shock System | Parashock |
| Hands Count | 3 |
| Features | Central hours; central minutes; central sweeping seconds; day/date at 3:00 |
| Hacking Seconds? | Some do (see below) |
| Quickset Date? | Yes |
| Country of Manufacture | Made in Japan |
| Known Models | (Add your watch in the comments below…) |
The Citizen caliber 8200 (8200A) is an automatic movement with 21 jewels and a frequency of 21,600 vph. This caliber is made in Japan by Miyota (a division of Citizen Watch).
Some of the topics covered in this caliber listing:
Citizen 8200 vs Miyota 8205:
The Citizen caliber 8200 is appears to basically be Citizen’s branded version of the Miyota (owned by Citizen) caliber 8205. You can learn more about that caliber and see for yourself here.
Hacking Seconds Hand:
As with the Miyota 82XX calibres, the Citizen branded 8200A is possible with and without hacking. Citizen actually acknowledges this in the current instruction manual distributed with 82XX and 83XX powered watches (albeit in almost the last page, and practically in the last sentence):
“Second hand stop function (Applicable models only)” -Citizen Instruction Manual, Model No.NK0＊・NK5＊ CTZ-B8205 Cal.82＊＊・83＊＊・41＊＊ (page 27)
The key phrase here being applicable models only.
Video: Disassembly/Tear Down
Video: Servicing a Citizen Cal. 8200
Additional Resources:
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