Miyota Caliber 8245

Miyota Caliber 8245

Miyota Caliber 8245

BrandMiyota (Citizen)
Caliber Number8245
Base Caliber
Miyota 8215
Movement TypeAutomatic
Lignes11 1/2”’
Diameter
26mm
Casing Diameter
25.6mm
Height5.67mm
Jewel
21
Vibrations Per Hour
21,600 bph
Power Reserve
40 hours
Lift Angle49 degrees
Stem065-212
Movement Holder
500-710
Hand Size
1.52mm / 1.0mm / 0.17mm
Anti-Shock System
Parashock
Hacking Seconds?
No
Hand-Winding?
Yes
Hand Count
3
FunctionsCentral hours; central minutes; small seconds subdial between 4:00 and 5:00
Country of ManufactureJapan
Known Models
NAM Mahameru (Add your watch in the comments below)

The Miyota caliber 8245 is an automatic no-date with a small seconds complication. This movement is a member of the affordable 8 Series family of what Miyota refers to as “Standard Automatics”, further categorized as “Small Hands”. As of 8/2022, this caliber is no longer present in Miyota’s current catalog.

Small Seconds:

Caliber 8245 is based off of 8215/821A framework but with a small seconds subdial in the 4:30 region rather than a central sweeping seconds hand. This small seconds hand option may be a good solution to the Miyota jumping seconds that so many watch collectors experience with other 82XX calibers. Since the seconds hand is smaller and not centralized, any stuttering or jumping may not be as noticeable. Please comment below if you have this caliber and have experiences it.

Miyota 8245 VS 8247:

There is a similar Miyota caliber 8247 with the main difference being that the 8247 has an additional 24 hour hand complication located at 9:00. Other than that, these two calibers are the same.

8245 VS 8218:

The caliber 8218 is the same as the 8245 but without a calendar complication. The caliber 8218 has a date at 3:00.

Accuracy & Power Reserve:

Miyota claims that the caliber 8245 offers accuracy of -20 ~ +40 seconds per day under normal operating temperatures, and when measured with a full power reserve.

“Accuracy of the mechanical watch is different from the daily rate of the quartz watch and the accuracy will change maximum of several ten seconds during rewinding the spring, then the accuracy of the half winding condition will be different from that of full winding condition.” -Miyota official tech sheets

When fully wound, the power reserve is about 40 hours of running time. To reach full power reserve via manual winding, turn the crown 40 times.

Replacement Prices:

At the time of this post, replacement prices for the caliber 8245 were found online for around $49.95 USD. Supply seems to be limited since this exact caliber number appears to be discontinued and no longer offered by Miyota.

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Rooshabh Patel
Rooshabh Patel
1 year ago

Respected Sir/Medam,
My Name is Rooshabh Patel.
I am an Engineer by profession.
I really Enjoy reading your Post.

I have little Question for my new purchase
Automatic watch
Van Heusen Model No:- VH000033C
I want to know the Movement/ Caliber used in this automatic watch.
Behind watch it is writen 21Jewels Miyota Japan.
I also attach back side watch photo for your
Referance.

So what is Movement/caliber used in this watch???
Thank you for your Time Co ordination.

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Jean du Moulin
Jean du Moulin
1 year ago
Reply to  Rooshabh Patel

Dear Mr. Rooshabh Patel, you have indeed a fine Miyota caliber 8250 ticking the time away inside your trusty watch. Congratulations Sir.

jmrtsus
Member
8 months ago

Pictures of Timex T2N352 ladies watch with ornate design and crystals on the face. It has the Miyota 8245 movement. I find that it strange to have winding but no hacking in a movement. Wife loves the Rose gold numerals and hands and no complications to set. Pick up, wind, set and go. I like the 4:30 position small seconds dial with a red hand.

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johnnyjohnny
johnnyjohnny
1 month ago

hi, i’ve a number of diver watches with the 8215 in them which have the stutter, but i purchased anyway because the case and design were irresistible. i still hate the stutter, but it seems when the stutter stops the watch for an instant it doesn’t only stop the seconds hand, but the hour and minute as well, which thankfully keeps all 3 hands from falling out of alignment. seeing as most watch movements including these are fast, the few seconds of stuttering stoppage in a week of usage will if anything put the movement closer to being accurate than… Read more »

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