Manufacturer | Seiko |
Caliber Number | 7S36, 7S36C |
Movement Type | Automatic |
Jewels | 23 |
Vibrations Per Hour | 21,600 bph |
Shock System | Seiko Diashock |
Power Reserve | 41+ hours |
Magnetic Resistance | 4,800 A/m (60 gauss) |
Winding Direction | Not hand-windable |
Hacking? | No |
Diameter | 12”’ / 27mm |
Height | 4.8mm |
Functions | Hours, minutes, central seconds, day/date calendar |
Country of Manufacture | Japan/Malaysia |
Known Brands | Seiko 5 Sport SNZG15J1 (add more in the comments below) |
The Seiko caliber 7S36 is an automatic movement used in many popular Seiko divers and the entry level Seiko 5 watches. This movement was first released to the market in 1996. Seiko dive watches, such as the Orange Monster, have since been upgraded to the caliber NH36 (aka 4R36), making Seiko collectors happy because the 7S36 seen here does not hack and is not hand-windable – two functions that have become more and more popular. The caliber 7S36 is the last in the series.
- For instruction manual, click here
Other movements in this series:
- 7S26
- 7S25 (please submit)
Been a solid runner, it gains about 30 sec or so a day.
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