Miyota 6p24

Miyota Caliber 6P24

Miyota Caliber 6p24

Manufacturer Miyota (Citizen)
Caliber Number 6P24
Type Quartz
Diameter 10.5”’ (22.6mm)
Thickness
3.45mm
Minimum Case
28mm diameter x 7.65 thick
Jewels
0
Dial Feet
5:00 and 11:00
Battery Cell Number SR621SW (364)
Estimated Battery Life
3 years
Frequency 32,768Hz
Quartz Type Tuning fork type quartz crystal
Stem 065-379 (tap 10)
Hands
1.20mm/0.70mm/0.17mm
Functions Hours, minutes, central seconds, moonphase at 6:00
Country of Manufacture Japan
Known Models
MAALS Jump Over The Moon

The Miyota caliber 6P24 is a quartz movement with 0 jewels. It is assembled in Japan and is considered a replaceable movement.

Accuracy

Miyota states the accuracy of this movement to be +/-20 seconds/month.

Setting and Reading the Moonphase

This is from the official Miyota documentation:

Miyota 6p24 Moonphase

Different Moonphase Illustrations

The main feature of the caliber 6P24 is the moonphase indicator at 6:00. Miyota offers two design versions of the moonphase calendar disc:

  • 6P24-00A – Darker background with a white moon and stars
  • 6P24-00W – Navy blue background with a yellow moon and stars

Replacement Price

At the time of this post, prices for the caliber 6P24 quartz movement were found online between $12.05 and $21.95 USD.

Wholesale

To order the caliber 6P24 from Miyota, the minimum is 1,000 pieces. The production lead time is about 2 months. For

Related Calibers

There are a few calibers in the same family with a moonphase indicator at 6:00. Caliber 6P24 is considered to be the base caliber as it features the time and moonphase only without added complications. In addition to the moonphase at 6:00, the other variations include:

  • 6P00 – Month subdial (3:00), day subdial (9:00), date subdial (12:00), month pusher at 2:00
  • 6P20 – Month subdial (3:00), day subdial (9:00)
  • 6P21 – Day subdial (9:00), date subdial (12:00)
  • 6P80 – Month window (3:00), day window (9:00), date hand, month pusher at 2:00

Note: the caliber 6P80 height increases from 3.45mm to 3.85mm.

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Lucy
Lucy
4 years ago

If I have a watch with the 6P24-00A black and white moon phase disc, can the disc be changed for the 6P24-00W blue and yellow version?

Hippo
Hippo
2 years ago
Reply to  Lucy

I have the same question

Watchmywatch
Watchmywatch
2 years ago
Reply to  Lucy

I am pretty sure you can change the disc to the other color but I don’t think they will sell that as an individual part. The movement is already so cheap, you can just buy the other movement color and swap the discs. Better yet, just replace the entire movement, that should be easier.

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