seiko watch catalogue 2007 & 2008 with manual for all clock

Watch Catalogue2007-2008

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Contents

SEIKO History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

The SEIKO Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

About this Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Water Resistance Usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Abbreviations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Premier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Sportura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Arctura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Coutura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Kinetic™ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Perpetual Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

World Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Alarm Chronograph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Chronograph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Diver’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

50 Metre Gents Bracelet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

50 Metre Gents Strap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

100 Metre Gents Bracelet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Gents Dress Bracelet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Gents Dress Strap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Automatic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

100 Metre, 50 Metre Ladies Strap and Bracelet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Ladies Dress Bracelet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Ladies Dress Strap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Stopwatch Matrix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Stopwatches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Glossary of Terms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

SEIKO Kinetic™ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Calibre Function Matrix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Battery Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Operating Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Service Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

Service Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Service Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

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1881 Establishment by Kintaro Hattori of K Hattori & Co Ltd,

predecessor of today’s SEIKO Corporation

1892 Foundation of Seikosha clock supply factory

Production of wall clocks begins

1895 Production of fob watches begins

1899 Production of alarm clocks begins

1902 Production of table clocks and musical clocks begins

1913 Production of the fi rst wristwatch made in Japan

1924 SEIKO brand fi rst used on watches

1955 Introduction of Japan’s fi rst self-winding wristwatch

1958 Introduction of quartz clocks for broadcasting use

1959 Introduction of transistorised table clocks

1969 Introduction of SEIKO Astron, world’s fi rst quartz watch (35SQ)

1972 Introduction of world’s fi rst ladies’ quartz watch

1973 Introduction of world’s fi rst LCD quartz watch

with six-digit digital display

1975 Introduction of world’s fi rst multi-functional digital watch

1976 Introduction of world’s fi rst quartz alarm clock

1978 Introduction of world’s fi rst very-fi ne adjusted ultra-accurate

twin quartz watch

1979 Introduction of Pulsar brand

1982 Introduction of world’s fi rst TV watch

Introduction of Lorus brand

Introduction of world’s fi rst watch with sound-recording functions

1984 Introduction of world’s fi rst watch with computer functions

Seiko History

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1988 Introduction of quartz watch with sweep second hand

Introduction of quartz watch powered by the wearer’s movement,

requiring no batteries

Introduction of world’s fi rst intelligent analogue quartz

watch with alarm, chronograph and timer functions controlled

by an IC “computer on a chip”

1990 Introduction of the SEIKO Scubamaster, world’s fi rst

computerised diver’s watch to incorporate a dive table

Introduction of the SEIKO Receptor Message Watch

with FM paging function

1991 Introduction of the SEIKO Perpetual Calendar with world’s

fi rst “future proof calendar”

1992 SEIKO serves as Offi cial Timer of the Barcelona Olympic Summer Games

1994 Introduction of SEIKO Kinetic™ series

1997 Introduction of SEIKO Kinetic™ Arctura

1998 SEIKO serves as Offi cial Timer of the Nagano Olympic Winter Games in Japan

1999 Introduction of SEIKO Kinetic™ Auto Relay

Introduction of SEIKO Perpetual Calendar with time zone correction function

2001 Introduction of brand concepts Premier, Sportura, Vivace, Presage, and Rivoli

2002 SEIKO serves as Offi cial Timer of the Salt Lake City Olympic Winter Games

in the United States of America

2003 Introduction of Arctura Kinetic™ Chronograph 7L22

2005 Introduction of the world’s fi rst Perpetual Calendar Kinetic™

Introduction of SEIKO Spring Drive™

2006 SEIKO Spring Drive™ voted watch of the year on timezone.com

2007 Introduction of SEIKO Kinetic Direct Drive

Seiko History

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The Seiko Website

The SEIKO website is designed to provide

customers, retailers and consumers with instant

access to information about SEIKO. Log onto

www.seiko.com.au and click the following links to

fi nd out all there is to know about the world’s

leading watch manufacturer.

Products – Learn more about the SEIKO Premium

Collection or explore the entire SEIKO product

range.

Support – Designed with retailers in mind, this

section provides service information, instruction

manuals you can download and ‘frequently asked

questions’ to aid in trouble shooting, procedures for

sending back repairs for prompt and effi cient

service.

About Us – Discover SEIKO’s history from humble

beginnings in 1881 and the rise that carried SEIKO

to new heights and international renown. Learn

about corporate structure, global networks and

SEIKO’s extensive involvement in sports timing.

Corporate – This section outlines specialised

services that include the printing of company logos

on the dial of a watch or clock, engraving and

personalised messages, as well as customised

packaging and more.

SEIKO will continue to grow and evolve and so too

will www.seiko.com.au, so keep checking for regular

updates. Please send any comments you have

to [email protected], all feedback is welcome.

www.seiko.com.au

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SS

TI

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Water resistance

Stainless steel case

New release model

Advertised model

Solar

Titanium

Mines approved

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH

SSHCWR (10 BAR) XL

CURVED HARDLEX GLASS

B/R 35A5PG

CAL 7T62 Calibre Number

Band reference

Glass type

Case material (refer to Abbreviations page)

Reference number and price

Watch type

About This Guide

SNA763P $650

50 100 150 200 200DIVERS DIVERS

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EVERYDAY LIFE (International Standard ISO 2281) Recommended Usage

Splash Resistant

Rain Resistant

SWIMMING/WATERSPORTS (International Standard ISO 2281) Recommended Usage

Water-related Work

Swimming

Watersports (Snorkelling, Surfi ng, etc)

DIVING (International Standard ISO 6425) Recommended Usage

Scuba Diving

Saturation Diving

Water Resistance Usage

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AHC

ASG

ALSGP

ATI

FRP

GPDP

GPHC

HC

HGC

LSGP

MSSGP

PDP

SGP

SS

SSGP

SSHC

TGP.MGPHC

TGP.MSSGP

TGPDP

TGPTI.TI

THC

THC.BTI

THGMCETIHG

TI

TPDP

TSGP

TSSGP

TSSHC

TTIHC.TI

WR

XL

All Hard Coat case and back

All SEIKO Gold Plated case

All Light SEIKO Gold Colour Plated case

All Titanium case

Fibre Reinforced Plastic

Combined SGP and PDP middle with bezel and SS back

Combined SGP and HC middle with bezel and SS back

Hard Coating SS middle with bezel and SS back

Hard Gold Coating middle with bezel and SS back

Light colour SGP

SS bezel, combined SS and SGP middle and SS back

Palladium plated middle with bezel and SS back

SEIKO Gold Plated case and SS back

Stainless Steel case

Combined SS and SGP middle with bezel and SS back

Combined SS and HC middle with bezel and SS back

SGP bezel, SGP and HC middle and SS back

SGP bezel, combined SS and SGP middle and SS back

Combined SGP and PDP bezel, SS middle and SS back

Combined TI and SGP bezel, TI middle and TI back

HC bezel, SS middle and SS back

HC bezel, BTI (Bright Titanium) middle and BTI back

HGC bezel, combined Ceramics, TI and HGC middle and combined Ceramics, TI and HGC back

Titanium

PDP bezel, SS middle and SS back

Combined SS and SGP case and SS back

Combined SS and SGP bezel, SS middle and SS back

Combined SS and HC bezel, SS middle and SS back

Combined TI and HC bezel, TI middle and TI back

Water Resistant

Lumibrite hands and hour markers

Abbreviations

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KINETIC DIRECT DRIVE, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 35M2JB, CAL 5D22

KINETIC DIRECT DRIVE, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 4LJ5JB, CAL 5D22

KINETIC CHRONOGRAPH, TSSGPWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS

B/R 35M2LB, CAL 7L22

KINETIC PERPETUAL, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 34H6JZ, CAL 7D48

KINETIC PERPETUAL, TSSGPWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 34H6LZ, CAL 7D48

KINETIC PERPETUAL, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 4LA8JB, CAL 7D46

Classic Inspiration.

Modern Expression.

SRG001P $1300 SRG001P-2 $1250 SNL042P $1300

SNP003P $1200 SNP004P $1300 SNP015P $1300

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS100 SS100 SS

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AUTOMATIC, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS

SEE THROUGH CASE BACK, B/R 4K24AZ, CAL 6R20

PERPETUAL CALENDAR, TSSGPWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 3327LZ, CAL 6A32

PERPETUAL CALENDAR, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 3327JZ, CAL 6A32

AUTOMATIC, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

SEE THROUGH CASE BACK, B/R 3385AZ, CAL 6R15




SEE THROUGH CASE BACK, B/R 4K25AZ, CAL 6R20



SPB003J $1950

SNQ004P $650SNQ003P $595

SPB009J $1300

SPB001J $1995 SPB005J $1950

SPB007J $1300

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS100 SS

100 SS 100 SS

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ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 34Z9JZ, CAL 7T62


B/R 34Z9JZ, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, TSSGPWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 34H7LZ, CAL 7T62


B/R 34H7JZ, CAL 7T62


B/R 4KT6JZ, CAL 7T62


B/R 4KK7JZ, CAL 7T62

SNA743P $850 SNA741P $850

SNA586P $850SNA585P $795

SNA747P $795

SNA587P $750

100 SS100 SS 100 SS

100 SS100 SS100 SS

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ANALOGUE, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS, 48 DIAMONDS,

MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL, B/R 4KZ4JZ, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 34J0JZ, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, TSSGPWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 34J0LZ, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS, 48 DIAMONDS,

MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL, B/R 34J0JZ, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, TSSGPWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS, 48 DIAMONDS,

MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL, B/R 34J0LZ, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, SSGPWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 35D5LZ, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, SSGPWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 35E6LB, CAL 7N82


B/R 4LA9JB, CAL 7N82

SXD675P $525SXD678P $595

SXD773P $1250SXD774P $1300

SXD790P $650

SXD794P $750 SXD795P $595

SXD775P $1200

100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

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KINETIC CHRONOGRAPH, THCWR (10BAR), XL,

SAPPHIRE GLASS, SCREW DOWN CROWN,

SEE THROUGH CASE BACK, B/R 35M7JB, CAL 7L22

KINETIC CHRONOGRAPH, THCWR (10BAR), XL,

SAPPHIRE GLASS, SCREW DOWN CROWN,

SEE THROUGH CASE BACK, B/R 4LJ8JB, CAL 7L22

CHRONOGRAPH, THCWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 35A0JZ, CAL HO24


SCREW DOWN CROWN, B/R 35A0JZ, CAL 7T82


SCREW DOWN CROWN, B/R 4KT3JZ, CAL 7T82

CHRONOGRAPH, THCWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS

HONDA F1 RACING TEAM SPECIAL EDITION,

SCREW DOWN CROWN, B/R 4LK0JB, CAL 7T82

All-star Chronographs

SNL043P $1300 SNL043P-2 $1250 SNJ019P $995

SPC001P $995 SPC003P $950 SPC009P $995

100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, THCWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

SCREW DOWN CROWN, B/R 35M7JB, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, THCWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

SCREW DOWN CROWN, B/R 4LJ8JB, CAL 7T62

CHRONOGRAPH, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

MID SIZE CASE, 8 DIAMONDS, MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL,

SCREW DOWN CROWN, B/R 4LA5JB, CAL 7T92

CHRONOGRAPH, SSWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

MID SIZE CASE, 8 DIAMONDS, SCREW DOWN CROWN,

B/R 4LA7JB, CAL 7T92

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SNAA95P $950 SNAA95P-2 $895

SND857P $895 SND861P $895

100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS

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KINETIC PERPETUAL, SSWR (10 BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 34H9JB, CAL 7D46

KINETIC CHRONOGRAPH, SSWR (10 BAR), L, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 34H9JB, CAL 7L22

KINETIC CHRONOGRAPH, SSWR (10 BAR), L, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 4KT4JB, CAL 7L22

KINETIC AUTO RELAY, SSWR (10 BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 34H9JB, CAL 5J32

KINETIC GMT, TSSHCWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

24 HOUR HAND, B/R 34H9JB, CAL 5M65

The Signature of Kinetic

SNP009P $1200 SNL025P $1200 SNL031P $1100

SNG079P $895 SUN003P $895

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS

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KINETIC CHRONOGRAPH, TSSGPWR (10BAR), L, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 35C6XB, CAL 7L22

KINETIC PERPETUAL, SSGPWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34P0XB, CAL 7D48

KINETIC PERPETUAL, SSWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34P0ZB, CAL 7D48

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, SGPWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34D6YB, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, TSSGPWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34D6XB, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, TSSGPWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34D6XB, CAL 7T62

Relaxed, Refined and

Richly Detailed

SNL036P-9 $995 SNP008P-9 $895 SNP007P-9 $795

SNA694P-9 $695 SNA548P-9 $695 SNA550P-9 $695

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

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ANALOGUE, SGPWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34D6YB, CAL 7N42


CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34D6YB, CAL 7N42

ANALOGUE, TSSGPWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34D6XB, CAL 7N42

ANALOGUE, SSWR (10BAR), XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34D6ZB, CAL 7N42

SGEC72P-9 $450 SGED92P $450 SGEB76P-9 $450

SGEB77P-9 $399

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS

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CABOCHON CROWN, 20 DIAMONDS, MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL,

B/R 34D5YB, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, SGPWR (10BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,


B/R 35J7YB, CAL 1N01


CABOCHON CROWN, 20 DIAMONDS,

B/R 35J7YB, CAL 1N01


CABOCHON CROWN , 20 DIAMONDS,

B/R 35D6XB, CAL 5Y85



B/R 34D5XB, CAL 7N82





CABOCHON CROWN, 20 DIAMONDS,




B/R 34D5ZB, CAL 7N82

SXD694P-9 $795 SXGN44P $850 SXGN28P-9 $850

SUK008P-9 $850 SXD724P-9 $895 SXD692P $850

SXGN26P-9 $850 SXD691P $795

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS

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CABOCHON CROWN, MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL,

B/R 34D5KB, CAL 7N82






B/R 34D5ZB, CAL 7N82

SXD722P $495 SXD654P-9 $450 SXD655P-9 $399100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

Kinetic

KINETIC, SSWR (20BAR), DIVER’S, XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

ONE WAY ROTATING BEZEL, SCREW DOWN CROWN,

B/R 35J5JG, CAL 5M62

KINETIC, SSWR (20BAR), DIVER’S, XL, HARDLEX GLASS





B/R 4KR3JZ, CAL 5M6



B/R 34J6JM, CAL 5M62



B/R 4KL2JZ, CAL 5M62

KINETIC, TIWR (10BAR), XL, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 35B0MZ, CAL 5M62

KINETIC, SGPWR (5BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 34F2KM, CAL 5M62

KINETIC, SSGPWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 34F1LM, CAL 5M62

KINETIC, SSWR (10BAR), XL, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 34T2JG, CAL 5M62

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SKA367P $650 SKA371P $650 SKA371P-2 $595

SKA293P $750 SKA293P2 $725 SKA361P $650

SKA272P $525 SKA264P $525 SKA311P $495

200DIVERS

SS 200DIVERS

SS 200DIVERS

SS

200DIVERS

SS 200DIVERS

SS 100 TI

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

Perpetual Calendar

World Time

PERPETUAL CALENDAR, HCWR (10BAR), XL,

HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 3363MG, CAL 6A32

PERPETUAL CALENDAR, SGPWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 3337YG, CAL 6A32

PERPETUAL CALENDAR, SSWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 3337JG, CAL 6A32

WORLD TIME ALARM, SGPWR, WR, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 4LD6KB, CAL 5T82

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SNQ045P $475 SNQ012P-9 $425 SNQ007P $395

SPL006P $650

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

SS

Alarm Chronograph

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, SSHCWR (10BAR), XL,

CURVED HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 35A5PG, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, SSWR (10BAR), XL,

CURVED HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 35A5JG, CAL 7T62


CURVED HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 35A5JG, CAL 7T62


CURVED HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 35A6JZ, CAL 7T62


CURVED HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 35A6JZ, CAL 7T62


CURVED HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 4KW9JZ, CAL 7T62


CURVED HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 35N3PE, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, TSSGPWR (10BAR), XL,

HARDLEX GLASS, ONE WAY ROTATING BEZEL,

B/R 48Z8VG, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, TSSGPWR (10BAR), XL,


B/R 34D7XG, CAL 7T62

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SNA763P $650 SNA761P $550 SNA759P $550

SNA769P $525 SNA767P $525 SNA775P $495

SNAA99P $595 SNA278P-9 $550 SNA552P-9 $550

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

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Alarm Chronograph

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, THCWR (10BAR), XL,

HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 35N5JG, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, THCWR (10BAR), XL

HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 34R2JB, CAL 7T62


HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 4LC4JB, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, TSGPWR (10BAR), XL,

HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 35C3XG, CAL 7T62


HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 35C3ZG, CAL 7T62

ALARM CHRONOGRAPH, THCWR (10BAR), XL,


B/R 35C2JB, CAL 7T62


CURVED HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 33K0JZ, CAL 7T62


CURVED HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 33B0JZ, CAL 7T62


HARDLEX GLASS, B/R 32M5JG, CAL 7T62

SNAB09P $575 SNAA35P $595 SNAA37P $550

SNAA02P-9 $575 SNAA01P-9 $550 SNA793P $575

SNA423P $475 SNA329P $499 SNA155P $499

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

Chronograph

CHRONOGRAPH, SSWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 32B7LB, CAL 7T92


B/R 33L3JG, CAL 7T92

CHRONOGRAPH, TSSGPWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 35P7XG, CAL 7T82


B/R 35P7ZG, CAL 7T82


B/R 35H0JG, CAL 7T92

CHRONOGRAPH, SSHCWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 35H0JG, CAL 7T92

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SND123P $350

SND417P $450SPC014P-9 $750 SPC011P-9 $695

SND701P $450 SND703P $475 100 SS

100 SS100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS

Diver’s


SCREW DOWN CROWN, ONE WAY ROTATING BEZEL,







B/R 4KR3JZ, CAL 5M62



B/R 4KL2JZ, CAL 5M62



B/R 34J6JM, CAL 5M62

PROFESSIONAL DIVER’S, THGMCETIHGWR (100BAR),

DIVER’S, XL, SAPPHIRE GLASS, SCREW DOWN CROWN,

ONE WAY ROTATING BEZEL, B/R ZLM09, CAL 7C46

ANALOGUE, SSWR (20BAR), DIVER’S, XL, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,


B/R 4KR3JZ, CAL 7N36

ANALOGUE, THCWR (20BAR), DIVER’S, XL, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,


B/R 34S7JZ, CAL 7N36

ANALOGUE, SSWR (20BAR), DIVER’S, XL, SAPPHLEX GLASS,


B/R 4E21JZ, CAL 7N36

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SKA367P $650 SKA371P $650 SKA371P-2 $595

SKA293P2 $725SKA293P $750 S23611J $3500

SHC063P $599 SHC059P $725 SHC041P-3 $499

200DIVERS

SS 200DIVERS

SS 200DIVERS

SS

200DIVERS

SSDIVERS

SS200DIVERS

SS

200DIVERS

SS 200DIVERS

SS 200DIVERS

SS

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Diver’s

AUTOMATIC, THCWR (20BAR), DIVER’S, XL,


B/R 4K30ZZ, CAL 7S35

AUTOMATIC, SSWR (20BAR), DIVER’S, XL, HARDLEX GLASS,


B/R 4D41JZ, CAL 7S26

SNM037P-9 $595 SKX171KS $499200DIVERS

SS 200DIVERS

SS

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50 Metre Gents Bracelet


B/R 35A8KZ, CAL 7N39


B/R 35H3KB, CAL 7N39


B/R 35H3LB, CAL 7N39

ANALOGUE, SGPWR (5BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4620KZ, CAL V742

ANALOGUE, SGPWR (5BAR), HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4620KZ, CAL V742

ANALOGUE, TSSGPWR (5BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4916XZ, CAL V742

ANALOGUE, LSGPWR (5BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,

B/R 32E1KB, CAL 7N32

ANALOGUE, SSWR (5BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 44Z9JG, CAL 7N42

ANALOGUE, SSWR (5BAR), CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 35P4JE, CAL 5Y66

SKP300P $525 SKP316P $499 SKP315P $475

SKT082P $275 SKT396P $275 SKT074P-9 $260

SKK350P $325 SGD449P $275 SNT011P $450

50 SS 50 SS 50 SS

50 SS 50 SS 50 SS

50 SS 50 SS 50 SS

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50 Metre Gents Strap


B/R 4LD3JB, CAL 5Y63





ANALOGUE, SGPWR (5BAR), CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4LL9KB, CAL 5Y66

ANALOGUE, SSWR (5BAR), CURVED HARDLEX GLASS

B/R 4LL8JB, CAL 5Y66


B/R 4K34JB, CAL 6G28


B/R 4K33JB, CAL 6G28

SPQ013P $450 SPQ011P $450 SPQ003P $425

SNT018P $450 SNT015P $395 SRK008P $350

SRK007P $295

50 SS 50 SS 50 SS

50 SS 50 SS 50 SS

50 SS

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ANALOGUE, SSWR (10BAR), XL, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 34S9JZ, CAL 7N42


B/R 33K0JZ, CAL 7N42


B/R 35A7JZ, CAL 7N32


B/R 35B1JG, CAL 7N42

ANALOGUE, TSGPWR (10BAR), HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4310LZ, CAL 7N43

AUTOMATIC, SSWR (10BAR) XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

SEE THROUGH BACK, B/R 30V4JB, CAL 7S36

ANALOGUE, SSWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 35G9JG, CAL 7N42


B/R 33X9JZ, CAL 7N43


B/R 33X9JZ, CAL 7N43

SGEC49P $350 SGEA85P $299

SKK629P $395

SGEC95P $325

SGF442PS $325 SNZ311K $299

SGED43P $350 SGG713P $299 SGG717P $299

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

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B/R 49L0NG, CAL V743


B/R 49L0LG, CAL V743


B/R 49L0LG, CAL V743


B/R 49L0JG, CAL V743


B/R 49L0JG, CAL V743

SJW120P $325 SJW109P $299 SJW047P $299

SJW041P $275 SJW043P $275

100 SS 100 SS 100 SS

100 SS 100 SS

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Gents Dress Bracelet

ANALOGUE, SGPWR, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 34V8KG, CAL 7N42

ANALOGUE, TSGPWR, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 34V8LG, CAL 7N42


B/R 43Z5KB, CAL V732

SGEC70P $395 SGEC68P $395 SKG050P $295SS SS

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Gents Dress Strap

ANALOGUE, SGPWR, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4KS7KB, CAL 5Y66


B/R 4KS6KB, CAL 5Y66

ANALOGUE, SSWR, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4KS4JB, CAL 5Y66

ANALOGUE, SSWR, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4KS5JB, CAL 5Y66


B/R 4KL8KZ, CAL 7N39

ANALOGUE, SGP, HARDLEX GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 4J40KB, CAL 7N00

PAIR WITH SXGC62P P42

ANALOGUE, SGPWR, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 4LF8KZ, CAL 7N32

PAIR WITH SXDA12P P42


CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 4LG0KZ, CAL 7N32


ANALOGUE, SSWR, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 4LG1JZ, CAL 7N32


SNT010P $450SNT006P $450 SNT003P $395

SNT007P $395 SKP290P $325 SFP994P $225

SKK646P $350 SKK650P $350 SKK649P $325

SSSS SS

SS SS

SS SS SS

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Gents Dress Strap



PAIR WITH SFP988P P42




B/R 4E91KZ, CAL 7N43

SFP982P $225 SFP980P $225SGG480PS $275

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Automatic

AUTOMATIC, THCWR (20BAR), DIVER’S, XL,


B/R 4K30ZZ, CAL 7S35

AUTOMATIC, SSWR (20BAR), DIVER’S, XL, HARDLEX GLASS,


B/R 4D41JZ, CAL 7S26

AUTOMATIC, SSWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

SEE THROUGH CASEBACK, B/R 30V4JB, CAL 7S36

AUTOMATIC, SGPWR, XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

SEE THROUGH CASEBACK, B/R 3246KZ, CAL 7S26

AUTOMATIC, SGPWR, XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

SEE THROUGH CASEBACK, B/R 3179KG, CAL 7S26

AUTOMATIC, SSWR, XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

SEE THROUGH CASEBACK, B/R 3246JZ, CAL 7S26







SNM037P-9 $595 SKX171KS $499 SNZ311K $299

SNK394K $295 SNK128K $295 SNK381K $240

SNK357K $240SNK385K $240SNK393K $240

200DIVERS

SS 200DIVERS

SS 100 SS

SS SS SS

SS SS SS

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ANALOGUE, SGPWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 35P8YG, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, TSSGPWR (10BAR), XL, HARDLEX GLASS,

11 DIAMONDS, MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL,

B/R 35P9XG, CAL 7N82



B/R 35H6KG, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, TSSGPWR (5BAR), HARDLEX GLASS,


B/R 35H6LG, CAL 7N82



B/R 35J4KZ, CAL 7N89

ANALOGUE, SSWR (5BAR), HARDLEX GLASS,


B/R 35J4JZ, CAL 7N89



B/R 35G3YG, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, TSGPWR (5BAR), SAPPHIRE GLASS,


B/R 35G3XG, CAL 7N82



B/R 35G3XG, CAL 7N82

100 Metre, 50 Metre Ladies Strap & Bracelet

SXDA30P-9 $495 SXDA32P-9 $650 SXDA08P $750

SXDA06P $695 SXB402P $525 SXB397P $450

SXDA28P-9 $675 SXDA22P-9 $895 SXDA26P-9 $675

100 SS 100 SS 50 SS

50 SS 50 SS 50 SS

50 SS 50 SS 50 SS

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ANALOGUE, TSSGPWR (5BAR), HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 34T9LB, CAL 7N82


B/R 35B2KB, CAL 7N82


B/R 35B2LB, CAL 7N82

ANALOGUE, TGPDPWR (5BAR), HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4511LZ, CAL 7N82


B/R 35P3KE, CAL 7N89


B/R 35P3LE, CAL 7N89


B/R 4LL6KB, CAL 7N89

100 Metre, 50 Metre Ladies Strap & Bracelet

SXD736P $495 SXD784P $395 SXD781P $395

SXE584P $299 SXB404P $395 SXB403P $395

SXB406P $325

50 SS SS 50 SS

50 SS 50 SS 50 SS

50 SS

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12 DIAMONDS, B/R 35E8JB, CAL 1E20

ANALOGUE, AHCWR, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 35E7NB, CAL 1E20

ANALOGUE, HCWR, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 35E9PB, CAL 1F20


12 DIAMONDS, B/R 35E1YG, CAL 1N00

ANALOGUE, TGP.MSSGPWR,

CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 35E1MG, CAL 1N00


B/R 35F7KB, CAL 1N00


B/R 35F7JB, CAL 1N00


B/R 35P5KE, CAL 1N00


B/R 35P5JE, CAL 1N00


B/R 33J4KM, CAL 7N00

Ladies Dress Bracelet

SUH005P $750 SUH003P $650 SYL818P $695

SUJE26P-9 $650 SUJE76P $550 SUJE48P $425 SUJE47P $350

SUJF04P $450 SUJF03P $395 SFQ862P $350

SS SS SS

SSSS SS SS

SS SS SS

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B/R 34W9KB, CAL 1N00



B/R 33L2YZ, CAL 1N00


1 DIAMOND, MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL,

B/R 34G4LB, CAL 1N00


1 DIAMOND, MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL,

B/R 35G4JB, CAL 1N00


MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL,

B/R 44Y2YB, CAL 2E20


B/R 44Y2YB, CAL 2E20

ANALOGUE, GPDPWR, HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 44Y2XB, CAL 2E20


B/R 4976KQ, CAL 1N00





CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 34Q1KB, CAL 1N00


SUJD38P $595 SUJ708P-9 $395 SUJE69P $395 SUJE67P $375

SZZC50P $399 SZZC44P-9 $375 SZZC40P-9 $375

SUY016P $460 SUJD56P $450SUJC72P $375

SS SS SS SS

SS SS

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B/R 34V6KZ, CAL 1N00



B/R 34V6LZ, CAL 1N00


B/R 48C1YB, CAL 1N00


B/R 30Q8KG, CAL 1N00


CABOCHON CROWN,



CABOCHON CROWN,

B/R 34W5VB, CAL 1N00



B/R 34W5LB, CAL 1N00


MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL,

B/R 34W8KK, CAL 1N00


B/R 33D1YZ, CAL 1N00


B/R 48Q0KZ, CAL 1N00


B/R 4965KZ, CAL 1N00


B/R 4965KZ, CAL 1N00


SUJD24P $395 SUJD23P $395 SXJX78P $299 SUJ008P $295

SUJD42P $395 SUJD44P-9 $395 SUJD43P $395 SUJD52P $350

SUJ632P-9 $250 SXJX16P $295 SUJ120P $295 SXJX82P $295

SSSS

SS SS SS SS

SS

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ANALOGUE, SGP, HARDLEX GLASS, CABOCHON CROWN,

B/R 4J42KB, CAL 1N01


ANALOGUE, SGP, HARDLEX GLASS, CABOCHON CROWN,

B/R 4J38KB, CAL 7N00




PAIR WITH SKK646P P34




ANALOGUE, SSWR, SAPPHIRE GLASS,

CABOCHON CROWN, B/R 4LG6JZ, CAL 7N82


ANALOGUE, SSWR, WR, CURVED HARDLEX GLASS,

B/R 4LL3JB, CAL 1N00

Ladies Dress Strap

SXGC62P $225 SFP988P $225

SXDA12P $325 SXDA16P $325 SXDA15P $295

SUJF05P $325

SS SS SS

SS

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CALIBRE TIME/CALENDAR STOPWATCH LAP SPLIT MEMORY

S051 • up to 100H in 1/100 sec 999 Laps 999 Splits 100 Laps/Splits




S055 up to 10H in 1/100 sec 99 Laps 99 Splits 10 Laps/Splits




S059 • up to 99,999,9Dm in 1/10 Dm 999 Laps 999 Splits 100 Laps/Splits

S05A • up to 99,999,9Dm in 1/10 Dm 999 Laps 999 Splits 100 Laps/Splits





S321 up to 1H in 1/100 sec 999 Laps 999 Splits

S351 • up to 100H in 1 sec 999 Laps 999 Splits

W073 • up to 100H in 1/100 to 1H, then in 1 sec 99 Laps 99 Splits 10 Laps/Splits

CALIBRE TIMER OTHER FUNCTION BATTERY LIFE (APPROX)

S051 3

S052 100H in 1 sec (Double repeat) 3

S053 Energy Save Function 3

S054 100H in 1 sec (Double repeat) Daily Alarm, EL Backlight 3

S055 Solar Powered N/A

S059 100H in 1 sec (Double repeat) Daily Alarm 3

S140 Stroke Measuring 3 Memory capacity indicator

S143 Connectable to Printer SP12/SP11 3 Memory capacity indicator

S149 Built in Printer/Memory capacity indicator 3 Auto Start Function/Grip Switch connectable

S321 Count up/down to 60 minutes Pre-set multi-timer 2

S351 100H in 1 sec Time Calculation 3

Stopwatch Matrix

100

50

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APCWR (10BAR), HARDLEX GLASS

B/R BZA04N, CAL S141

PCWR, HARDLEX GLASS, B/R BZA04N, CAL S321PC, HARDLEX GLASS, B/R BZA04N, CAL S351APCWR (5BAR), ACRYLIC GLASS

B/R DFY6JB, CAL S058

PC, PAPER HOLDER FOR S23571J AND PRINTER, SFD001JPC, GRIPSWITCH FOR S23571J, CAL S149

PC, B/R BZA07N, CAL SP12PCWR, HARDLEX GLASS, B/R BZA02N, CAL S143PC, HARDLEX GLASS, B/R BZA08N, CAL S149

Stopwatches

S23593J $499

S23563J $299S23535P $499S23605P $299

S23549 $99S23547J $150

SFD001J $599S23569J $575S23571J $895

50 50

50 50

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APCWR (5BAR), ACRYLIC GLASS

B/R DD83AD, CAL S056

PCWR, ACRYLIC GLASS, CAL W073

PCWR, ACRYLIC GLASS, B/R 4HJ5DD, CAL S055 APCWR (5BAR), ACRYLIC GLASS

B/R DD83AD, CAL S05A





Stopwatches

S23609P $199

S23589J $99

S23590P $199 S23607P $325

S23601P $199S23603P $225

Alpha-Numeric A display method using both letters and numbers for indicating time,

day of week, date and other types of information.

Ambient Temperature Temperature of the atmosphere within the surrounding environment.

Analogue A timepiece with dial, hands and numbers or markers indicating

the 12 hour time span. The standard watch design.

Analogue Quartz The most commonly used term referring to any analogue timepiece that

operates on a battery or on solar power and is regulated by a quartz

crystal.

Automatic A mechanical watch in which the mainspring is wound by the rotation

of the oscillating weight.

Auto Repeat Timer A feature that allows for continuous operation of a countdown timer.

If the timer function is set at one hour and started, it will count down

to zero, beep with a warning signal and immediately return to the preset

time and start the countdown again. This cycle would continue until

the stop button is pushed.

Back Light A light used to highlight the display on digital watches to enable

the display to be read at night.

Band An attachment fi tted to the watch case to allow it to be worn on the

wrist.

Batons (Markers) The applied strokes on a watch dial to highlight hours.

Bezel The outer metal ring surrounding the glass, which may be purely

decorative or used in sports or diver’s models, where the numerical

bezel rotates to show elapsed time as well as other functions.

Bezel – Compass Bezel Direct the hour hand towards the sun. Turn the bezel, so that the “S”

(South) mark is positioned midway between the hour hand and 12 o’clock

position. The bezel indicates the approximate direction.

Bezel – Rotating Bezel Switch For those series, bezel performs as a switch to perform various modes

of the watch. Each time when the bezel is turned, mode changes and

the watch shows different display. The selected mode is always indicated

at 12 o’clock position.

Bezel – Rotating Rotate the bezel so that mark (or “60”) is where the minute elapsed

time bezel hand is pointing. You can tell how many minutes have

elapsed by reading the minute mark on the bezel.

TERM DEFINITION

Glossary Of Terms

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Glossary Of Terms

Bracelet A metal watch band.

Cabochon Crown A rounded semi-precious stone or synthetic material fi tted into the

watch crown as an ornament.

Calibre The size and factory number of a particular watch movement. The

number denoting the calibre is displayed on the caseback of a SEIKO

watch and is the fi rst four digits before the hyphen in an eight-digit

number.

Capacitor A high volume condenser that stores the current generated

by a SEIKO KineticTM watch.

Case and Caseback The upper and lower outside enclosure for the watch movement, dial

and hands and/or digital display. Primarily it is made from base metal,

stainless steel, gold, etc and includes a bezel, back and crystal. The

quality of the material dictates the appearance and value of the watch.

Case Seal/Gasket A protective seal fi tted inside the watch case to prevent entry of water

or foreign matter.

Chronograph Another name for

a stopwatch. This

feature allows one to

record the time of an

event starting from zero

and to stop and start

or go back to zero at

the push of a button.

Some also include

additional features such

as countdown timer

and lap time. Ideal for

sports enthusiasts.

Chronograph – Accumulated Time Total time of an event when timing is started, elapsed time stopped

and restarted.

Chronograph – Elapsed Time The actual time taken to travel over a specifi c course.

Chronograph – Lap Time The elapsed time required to cover a given section (lap)

of the whole distance.

TERM DEFINITION

ELAPSED TIME (CONTINUOUS)

00:00:00 00:20:00

SPLIT TIME

1st split 00:05:00

2nd split 00:11:00

3rd split 00:15:00

4th split 00:20:00

LAP TIME

1st lap 00:05:00 2nd lap 00:06:00 3rd lap 00:04:00 4th lap 00:05:00

00:00:00 00:05:00 00:10:00 00:15:00 00:20:00

stopstart

ACCUMULATED ELAPSED TIME

start stop restart stop stoprestart

00:00:00 00:05:00 00:05:00 00:14:00 00:14:00 00:18:00

Total Laps: 4Rest Time at Second Lap for 1 Minute Rest Time Driving Time

Elapsed Time Measurement ComparisonTotal Elapsed Time: 20 MinutesTotal Driving Time: 18 MinutesTotal Resting Time: 2 Minutes

Second Rest Time at 4th Lap for 1 MinuteFastest lap: 3rd Lap – 4 MinutesSlowest Lap: 2nd Lap – 6 Minutes(Includes 1 Minute of Rest Time).

RUN/REST MEASUREMENT

start stop

00:00:00 00:05:00

rest 1:00 rest 1:00

00:06:00 00:15:00 00:16:00 00:20:00

stop restart stop restart

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Chronograph – Split Seconds Function on a stopwatch that allows timing of more than one

competitor simultaneously or interval timing of the event. e.g. Laps.

Chronograph – Split Time The elapsed time required to cover a distance from the start to a given

point before the fi nish (or before going the whole distance).

Chronograph – Split Time Measures the elapsed time of a certain moment during an event. If you

Measurement want to know the elapsed time at a certain point measurement during

a track meet, you can tell exact time by using this. The chronograph

keeps running while split time is being displayed. Therefore, when split

time is released the display returns to original measurement of total

elapsed time.

Circuit An assembly of electronic elements that are used to convert energy

from a cell into a mechanical or digital display of time.

Clasp The portion of the band designed to fasten and unfasten a watch.

Clasp – Deployment The portion of the band designed to fasten and unfasten a Buckle

watch. Also known as a hidden clasp.

Coil A spool of wire that transforms the magnetic charge into electricity

to power the watch.

Countdown Timer Measures remaining time from preset period of time.

e.g. Can be used to count down time of a basketball game.

Crown/Winder The winding or setting knob, usually at the 3 o’clock position,

used to set the functions of the watch. i.e. Hands, calendar, etc.

Crystal A synthetic mineral crystal glass that is highly resistant to knocks

and scratches.

Dial The watch face on an analogue/duo watch.

Digital Watch The system of indicating time using the alpha-numeric method.

This system utilises either a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) or a Light

Emitting Diode Display (LED).

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Glossary Of Terms

Diver’s Watches Diver’s watches are designed and manufactured especially for divers

whose lives depend on the reliability of their watch in the water. SEIKO

diver’s watches meet ISO (International Standardisation Organisation)

regulations. Diver’s watches must meet various standards regarding

water resistance, pressure resistance, readability in the water, time

presetting function (rotated elapsed time bezel), anti-magnetic ability,

anti-shock, rust resistance in salt water, manageability in the water,

ability to withstand sudden temperature change, etc. SEIKO diver’s

watches also have features such as: Rotating bezel that will only rotate

counter clockwise. This is so in case rotated accidentally the bezel will

not show an extended diving duration. For accurate setting, bezel

also has a one-minute interval click. Inscribed on the case back is the

battery replacement month to prevent the watch from stopping during

diving. Straps feature extra large buckles for easy fastening and longer

length to allow it to be worn over diving suit. Bezel is set higher than

the surface of the crystal to help protect it. Large luminous hands

and markers are designed for clear readability. Please refer to the

Instruction booklet for “Periodical Check”, “Pre-Diving Check”, and

“Battery Change Instructions”.

Dual Time Capability of a watch to display time in two different time zones.

Electro A bright blue-green panel lit by current from the battery at the press

of a button, which then stays illuminated for 3 seconds. This type of dial

illumination provides for easy reading of the time and other data in the

dark or under water.

Finish The surface texture of cases and bands, such as highly polished,

satin, metal injection moulding, etc.

Frequency The measurement of oscillations per second. The oscillation rate

of the quartz crystal depends on the shape and the way it’s cut.

Frost Finish A fi nish unique to SEIKO using stainless steel. A highly polished

case/bracelet is hit at high pressure with specially selected ceramic

beads, creating the rough frost effect. Cut frost fi nish is made by

stamping the initial shape into the case/bracelet then using the above

process to create the frost fi nish effect.

Gasket A rubber or plastic ring used in the case back, crown, push button

and/or with the crystal that, when properly fi tted and compressed,

seals the watch against penetration of dust, moisture and water.

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Generating Rotor A permanent rotating magnet capable of achieving an instantaneous

speed equivalent to 100,000 revolutions per minute.

Glass A general term used to describe mineral glass, acrylic resin or sapphire

watch glasses.

Glass – Acrylic A plastic glass that is easier than Hardlex crystal to scratch, and refl ects

more light. Shallow scratches can be buffed out easily.

Glass – Hardlex A type of mineral glass exclusive to SEIKO that is heat treated

to make it extremely hard wearing and scratch resistant.

Glass – Mineral A synthetic mineral crystal glass that is highly resistant to knocks

and scratches.

Glass – Sapphire A glass made from synthetic sapphire that is highly resistant to

scratching and second only in hardness to diamond.

Glass – Sapphlex A special glass created by SEIKO incorporating a layer of Sapphire

crystal bonded to Hardlex. It provides a brilliant watch glass with a

highly scratch resistant surface at a reasonable cost.

Hard Coating Hard Coating also referred to as Carbonised Titanium is composed of

titanium, carbon and nitrogen. These substances are placed in a special

device which vaporizes and ionizes the substance. The highly energized

particles then adhere to the material being plated, normally stainless

steel, to form a hard layer of coating. After this process, the colour

changes to a black or dark grey colour.

Hourly Time Signal Single beep/chime that rings on the hour, every hour when it is

engaged.

Hyper Capacitor A small high volume condenser capable of storing electrical current.

Integrated Circuit (IC) A miniature electronic circuit contained within a silicon chip. In a watch

it converts the regular oscillations of the quartz into timekeeping units,

which are then passed on to the hands of an analogue watch, through

the step motor to the display panel of a digital watch.

TERM DEFINITION

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Glossary Of Terms

KineticTM Based on revolutionary technology, SEIKO KineticTM watches run entirely

on self-generated energy from the natural movement of your wrist,

which is converted into electricity to power the watch – it requires no

battery. Accurate to approximately 20 seconds +/- per month. Kinetic is

a Greek word for movement. See page 79 for more details.

KineticTM – Instant Start A function of some SEIKO KineticTM models whereby the Start Function

electrical charge bypasses the large volume capacitor and sends a

signal to the control capacitor to start the watch.

KineticTM– Power Reserve Indicator A device on some SEIKO KineticTM Watches, when the Power Reserve

button is pushed it advances the second hand to indicate the stored

reserve in the capacitor.

Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) The type of display used in digital watches. Shows dark digits

on light-coloured background.

Lithium Ion A light metallic element used in a Hyper Capacitor for the storage

of electricity.

Lug Part of a watch case to which a bracelet or strap is attached.

The lugs can either protrude from the case or be recessed and hidden.

Lumibrite An environmentally safe illumination technology used for dials and

hands that, after brief exposure to light, glows brightly in darkened

areas for hours longer than conventional luminous or fl uorescent

paints.

Luminous Self-illuminating paint used on watch hands and hour markers

so that time can be read in the dark.

Metal Injection Unique method of manufacturing steel cases and bracelets. Metal is

heated to a very high temperature and injected into a mould to create

uniquely formed shapes.

Micron A measurement of thickness usually related to metal plating, equivalent

to one millionth of a metre.

Mode The mode switch or button of a watch that controls or selects

the function to be used.

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Module A term used to describe the complete timekeeping and display unit

in a digital watch.

Movement/Calibre/Module The internal components of a watch.

Oscillator A counter weight used to generate power in a KineticTM

or Mechanical watch.

Phenol Resin An activated charcoal fi bre used in a capacitor for the storage of

electricity.

Power Cell In watches, a small button or coin-sized metal container with metal salts

and chemicals inside which react with each other to generate a voltage.

This furnishes the electrical power to run the watch, also known as a

battery.

Pressure Test A method of testing the water resistance of watch cases

by air/water pressure.

Quartz Movement This movement is powered by a battery that charges a quartz crystal.

The vibrations are counted by an integrated circuit that sends

a once-per-second impulse to a step motor. There, the impulse is

converted to motion using a magnetic principle. The motion is linked

to the gear train, which turns the hands at a constant frequency. Quartz

never needs winding, and is virtually trouble-free.

Rotor A permanent rotating magnet making up one of the pieces

of the step motor.

Samarium Cobalt A powerful magnetic metallic element used for the production of the

rotor.

Seals Rubber or plastic gaskets used to protect watch movements from the

entry of moisture or foreign material into the case.

Shock Resistant A level of resistance to damage from shock that is equal to being

dropped from a height of one metre onto a hardwood surface.

Solar Watch A quartz analogue or digital watch that uses a solar cell, which converts

light into electrical energy when exposed to a light source. To store the

energy for use there are two types of secondary batteries (containers).

One is the rechargeable battery, the other is the capacitor. SEIKO

watches usually use a capacitor.

TERM DEFINITION

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Glossary Of Terms

Stainless Steel Alloy consisting of iron, chromium and other metals that make

a product that is highly resistant to rust and ordinary corrosion.

Stator A piece of soft iron which passes through the centre of the coil and

intensifi es the magnetic fi eld. Used in a step motor or generator.

Stem A thin round metal pin or rod attached to the crown that is rotated

to wind mechanical watches, or pulled out and rotated to set the time

or other functions on a non-mechanical watch. It is located inside the

watch movement, and is threaded on its outer, where the crown is

attached.

Step Motor The combination of a coil, rotor and stator used to create movement

through the gear train to the watch hands to form the impulse signal

given out of the Integrated Circuit.

Stop Watch A wrist or pocket watch used specifi cally to record elapsed time.

May not include normal time keeping functions such a hour, minute

and second, although usually does in digital types (see chronograph).

Strap A name given to watch bands made of leather, plastic or fabric.

Tachymeter The tachymeter scale on Seiko watches is the logarithmic scale inscribed

around the bezel or inner ring of a chronograph analogue model. This

scale is primarily used to compute the speed of a vehicle based on its

travel time over a set distance. To use it for this purpose the chronograph

hand is started at a mile (or kilometre) marker. At the next mile (or

kilometre) marker reached, the point on the scale adjacent to the second

hand indicates the speed (in miles per hour, or kilometres per hour) of

travel between those two markers, i.e. over that mile or that kilometre.

A standard tachymeter will only determine speeds greater than 60 miles/

kilometres per hour using this method; slower speeds can be measured

however by decreasing the unit of measurement to say half-miles or half

kilometers, for example. The speed of an object is defi ned by the equation

speed = distance ÷ time. The function performed by a tachymeter is

independent of unit distance (i.e. is not specifi c to miles or kilometres).

A tachymeter can be used to measure speed in knots per hour or meters

per hour, or to measure an industrial production process in units per hour.

A tachymeter is simply a means of converting elapsed time in seconds per

‘x’ to ‘x’ per hour. The scale is generally only accurate for elapsed times

over approximately seven seconds.

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Glossary Of Terms

TERM DEFINITION

Telemeter The Telemeter roughly indicates the distance from your location to an

object that emits both light and sound. e.g. The distance to the place

where lightning struck, by measuring the time elapsed after you see the

fl ash of lightning until you hear the sound. A fl ash of lightning reaches

you almost immediately, while the sound travels to you at the speed of

0.33 km/second. The telemeter scale is so graduated that the sound

travels at a speed of 1 kilometre in 3 seconds.

Titanium A silver-grey, light, strong metallic element used in alloys such as steel.

Titanium is 70% harder than stainless steel and 40% lighter than stainless

steel. It is also non-allergenic, extremely resistant to salt water and

other forms of corrosion, and able to withstand extreme temperatures.

Water Resistance A watch that is equipped with a case and fi ttings that deter the

penetration of moisture. Watches are water resistant and depending on

the ISO standard the recommended usage varies. Refer to page 8 for

further details.

Water Resistance – Bar A unit of air pressure measured in kilograms per square Bar centimetre.

10 Bar equals 100 metres.

World Timer Displays time in up to 24 time zones.

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TIME ZONE CHART

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Oscillating Weight

Movement of the wearer rotates

the oscillating weight.

Rotor

Transforms every movement

of the oscillating weight into

a magnetic charge.

E.S.U.

Stores the generated electrical

energy.

Generating Electricity

The natural movement of your

body is sensitively transformed

into electrical energy.

Storing Electricity

A high performance capacitor stores

the precious energy. Unlike a battery,

the E.S.U. (Electricity Storage

Unit) does not require regular

replacement.

Utilising Electricity

Advanced electronic circuitry

ensures that the energy is converted

with optimum effi ciency into

a quartz signal.

Circuit Block

Controls voltage and amperage.

And by quartz oscillation,

it produces a precise watch signal.

Seiko Kinetic

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SFW V701 •

SGD 7N42 • •

SGE 7N42 • •

SGF 7N43 • • •

SGG 7N43 • • •

SHC 7N36 • • •

SJW V743 • • •

SKA 5M62 • •

SKG V732 • •

SKK 7N32 • •

SKP 7N39 • •

SKT V742 • •

SKX 7S26 • • •

SLQ 9T82 • • • 12 Hours 1/10th Second Increments •

SNA 7T62 • • • • 60 Minutes 1/5th Second Increments •

SND 7T92 • • • 12 Hours 1/20th Second Increments

SNG 5J32 • • •

SNJ H024 • • • • • 24 Hours 1/1000th Second Increments •

SNK 7S36 • • • •

SNL 7L22 • • • 45 Minutes 1/5th Second Increments •

SNN 7T94 • • • 60 Minutes 1/5th Second Increments

SNP 7D46 • • • • • •

SNP 7D48 • • • • • •

SNQ 6A32 • • •

SNT 5Y66 • • • •

SNZ 7S36 • • • •

SPB 6R20 • • • • • •

SPB 6R15 • • • •

SPC 7T82 • • • 40 Minutes in 1/100th Second Increments

SPC 7T84 • • • • 12 Hours 1/5th Second Increments •

SPL 5T82 • • • •

SRG 5D22 • • • • •

SRH 5D44 • • • • • •

SRK 6G28 •

SRZ DH33 •

SUJ 1N00 •

SUM 1N2W • • •

SUN 5M65 • • • • •

SUY 1N00 •

SXB 7N89 • •

SXD 7N82 • •

SXE 7N82 • •

SXG 1N01 •

SXJ 1N00 •

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SFQ V701 SR621SW 2 Years Approx

SFW V701 SR621SW 3 Years Approx

SGD 7N42 SR920SW 5 Years Approx

SGE 7N42 SR920SW 5 Years Approx

SGF 7N43 SR920SW 5 Years Approx

SGG 7N43 SR920SW 5 Years Approx

SHC 7N36 SR920SW 3 Years Approx

SJW V743 SR920SW 5 Years Approx

SKA 5M62 No Battery Required 6 Months Power Storage

SKG V732 SR920SW 5 Years Approx

SKK 7N32 SR920SW 5 Years Approx

SKP 7N39 SR920SW 5 Years Approx

SKT V742 SR920SW 5 Years Approx

SKX 7S26 No Battery Required Seiko Automatic

SLQ 9T82 No Battery Required 1 Month Power Storage

SNA 7T62 SR927W 3 Years Approx

SND 7T92 SR927SW 3 Years Approx

SNG 5J32 No Battery Required 4 Years Power Storage

SNJ H024 SR1130W 3 Years Approx

SNK 7S36 No Battery Required Seiko Automatic

SNL 7L22 No Battery Required 5 Months Power Storage

SNN 7T94 SR927SW 5 Years Approx

SNP 7D46 No Battery Required 4 Years Power Storage

SNP 7D48 No Battery Required 4 Years Power Storage

SNQ 6A32 SR927SW 4 Years Approx

SNT 5Y66 SR920SW 3 Years Approx

SNZ 7S36 No Battery Required Seiko Automatic

SPB 6R20 No Battery Required Seiko Automatic

SPB 6R15 No Battery Required Seiko Automatic

SPC 7T82 SR927W 3 Years Approx

SPC 7T84 SR927W 3 Years Approx

SPL 5T82 SR927W 3 Years Approx

SRG 5D22 No Battery Required 1 Month Power Storage

SRH 5D44 No Battery Required 1 Month Power Storage

SRK 6G28 SR626SW 3 Years Approx

SRZ DH33 CR2032 3 Years Approx

SUJ 1N00 SR516SW 3 Years Approx

SUM 1N2W 1x SR516SW & 1 x SR521SW 2 Years Approx

SUN 5M65 No Battery Required 6 Months Power Storage

SUY 1N00 SR516SW 3 Years Approx

SXB 7N89 SR621SW 2 Years Approx

SXD 7N82 SR621SW 2 Years Approx

SXE 7N82 SR621SW 2 Years Approx

SXG 1N01 SR521SW 2 Years Approx

SXJ 1N00 SR516SW 3 Years Approx

SZZ 2E20 SR521SW 3 Years Approx

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How to start the watch

When using the watch for the fi rst time be sure to charge the Energy

Storage Unit (ESU) suffi ciently by swinging the watch from side to side

before setting the time and other functions.

1. Swing the watch side to side at a rate of twice per second.

2. After the watch is swung for approx. 2 to 3 minutes, and the second

hand begins to move in one-second intervals there is about six hours

of power available. It is not necessary to charge the ESU fully before

you wear the watch. While the watch is on your arm, the Automatic

Power Generator will ensure constant operation.

Notes: 1. To charge the ESU effi ciently, swing the watch from side to side, making and arc of

about 20cm. 2. No additional benefi t is obtained by swinging the watch more quickly or with

greater vigor. 3. When the watch is swung, the oscillating weight in the generating system

rotates to drive the mechanism. As it rotates, it creates a sound: this is not a malfunction.

How to set time

The Seiko Kinetic 5M62 series of watches are basic analogue

and can be set the same as any 2 or 3 hand watch.

1. Pull out the crown to the second click.

2. Turn the crown to set hour and minute hands.

3. Push crown back to normal position.

Notes: 1. When setting the hour hand, check that AM/PM is correctly set. The watch is so

designed that the calendar changes once in 24 hours. Turn the hands past the 12 o’clock

marker to determine whether the watch is set for the AM or PM period. If the calendar

changes, the time is set for the AM period. If the calendar does not change, the time is set

for the PM period. 2. When setting the minute hand, advance it 4 to 5 minutes ahead of the

desired time and then turn it back to the exact time.

Power reserve indicator

By pressing Button A once when the second hand is in 12 position the

watch can indicate how much power is stored in the ESU.

If the second hand advances to the;

1 position the watch has between approximately 1 and 7 days.

2 position the watch has between 7 days and 1 month.

4 position the watch has between 1 and 4 months.

6 position the watch has between 4 and 6 months.

• Hour, minute and second hands.

• Calendar (Date).

• Automatic Power Generator.

• Energy Depletion Forewarning.

• Overcharge Prevention Function.

• 6 Month Power Storage.

SKA SERIES (5M62) KINETIC

Operating Instructions

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2. After the watch is swung for approximately 500 times, the second hand

begins to move in 1 second intervals. A further 200 swings will ensure

about 1 day of power available. It is not necessary to charge the ESU

fully before you wear the watch.

While the watch is on your arm, the Automatic Power Generator will

ensure constant operation.

Notes: 1. To charge the ESU effi ciently, swing the watch from side to side, making and arc of

about 20cm. 2. No additional benefi t is obtained by swinging the watch more quickly or with



Automatic Power Save Function

If the watch is left untouched for approximately 3 days (or 72 hours), the

hands will automatically stop moving to minimise the electrical energy

consumed. Although the hands are stopped, a built-in Integrated Circuit

continues to compute the time.

Manual Power Save Function

1. The Power Save Function can also be activated manually. If you decide

not to use the watch for an extended period of time, use this function

to further conserve energy.

2. Pull out the crown to the fi rst click and push back into the normal

position within 1 second. The hands will stop but the IC continues to

compute the time

Energy depletion forewarning function

When the second hand starts moving in two-second intervals instead of

the normal one-second interval, the watch will run down in approximately

12 hours. If the Power Save Function has been turned off by swinging the

watch, and the second hand starts to move in two-second intervals, then

the power reserve may have been drained to an extremely low level. In

either case, charge the watch using the procedure above.

How to set time and date

1. The Seiko Kinetic 5J32 series of watches are basic analogue and can be

set the same as any 2 or 3 hand watch.

2. Pull out the crown out to the fi rst click and turn it counter clockwise to

set the previous day’s date.

3. Pull the crown out to second click and turn hands to the desired date.

The watch is designed so the date changes once in 24 hours as the

hands pass the 12 o’clock marker. When the date changes as the hands

pass 12 o’clock, the time is set for the AM period.

4. Turn the hands to set the desired time. When setting the minute hand,

advance it 4 to 5 minutes ahead of the desired time and then turn it

back to the exact time.

5. Push the crown back in completely.

Note: Do not pull the crown out to adjust the date/time until the Time Relay Function is

complete. This will cause time data retained inside the watch to be erased, thus disabling

Time Relay Function.

How to activate the Time Relay Function

Swing the watch from side to side for 2 to 3 seconds. The hour and

minute hands move quickly to indicate the current time computed by

the IC, setting AM and PM properly. The second hand moves quickly to

indicate the current second, and then continues moving

in one-second intervals.

Remarks on using the Time Relay Function

1. When using the watch for the fi rst time, it is necessary to adjust the

time and date as the watch has been set to the time of the area where

the Seiko factory is located.

2. The built in IC computes the time in a 24 hour manner making a

distinction between AM and PM periods. It does not compute the

date, and the Time Relay Function will not adjust the date. If the Power

Save Function has been active for more than one day before the Time

Relay Function is activated, be sure to adjust the date to the current

date.

3. If the Power Save Function has been in operation for several months

before the Time Relay Function is activated, the time indicated by

the hands may include a certain amount of loss or gain that has

accumulated during those months. Adjust the hands as required.

4. If the power reserve decreases to an extremely low level while the

Power Save Function is in operation, the Time Relay Function may not

be activated by swinging the watch. Instead, the second hand starts

moving in two-second intervals. In this case, set the time manually,

and charge the watch referring to the ‘Energy Depletion Forewarning

Function’.




• Automatic Energy Saving Function.

• Time Relay Function.

• Energy Depletion Forewarning Function.


• 4 Year Power Storage.

SNG SERIES (5J32) KINETIC AUTO-RELAY

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2. After the watch is swung for approximately 500 times, the second hand

begins to move in 1 second intervals. A further 200 swings will ensure

about 1 day of power available. It is not necessary to charge the ESU

fully before you wear the watch. While the watch is on your arm, the

Automatic Power Generator will ensure constant operation.

Note: 1. Wearing the watch continuously for 12 hours will accumulate power to run the watch

for approximately one and a half additional days. As a general guideline, if you wear the watch

everyday for 12 hours over a period of a week, the power to run the watch for approximately

10 days will be additionally secured. If the watch enters the power save mode, this amount of

energy will keep the watch running for approximately one month and a half. 2. No additional

benefi t is obtained by swinging the watch more quickly or with greater vigor. 3. When the

watch is swung, the oscillating weight in the generating system rotates to drive the mechanism.

As it rotates, it creates a sound: this is not a malfunction.

Automatic power save function

In order to conserve the stored electrical energy, the watch automatically

enters Power Save Mode to stop the hands from moving approximately

24 hours after the watch is left untouched. In a case that the fully charged

watch enters the power save mode, the Time Relay Function of the watch

remains operable for approximately 4 years.

Perpetual calendar function

Once set, the calendar automatically adjusts for odd and even months

including February of leap years until the year 2100. While the watch is

in power save mode, the perpetual calendar continues to function (the

calendar continues to properly advance).




12 hours. If the power save function has been turned off by swinging the



either case, charge the watch using the procedure above.


Because the calendar is pre-adjusted at the factory, you may only need

to set the time and date. Pull out the crown out to the second click.

The second hand will stop on the spot. Turn the crown to set the time.

Remember to check the 24 hour indicator to correctly set AM or PM. To

set the time accurately, advance the minute hand 4 to 5 minutes ahead of

the correct time, and then turn it back to the exact time.

To adjust the date pull the crown out to the fi rst click. Rotate crown

in either way to adjust to the correct date.

Note: Do not pull the crown out to adjust the date/time until the Time Relay Function is

complete. This will cause the time data retained inside the watch

to be erased, thus disabling the Time Relay Function.

How to do a complete calendar adjustment

Complete calendar adjustment is only necessary if the watch is completely

stopped due to shortage of stored energy. Each calendar item should be

adjusted in sequence of year, month and date.

1. Pull out crown to fi rst click.

2. Rotate crown to advance date and month until the correct year is

displayed. Refer to the Leap Year Chart to determine if the current year

is a leap year or to determine if it is 1, 2 or 3 years past the last leap

year.

3. After setting the watch to the correct year, continue to rotate the crown

to set the correct month and then the correct date.

4. Pull crown out to second click to set the correct time

(see How To Set Time And Date).

5. Push crown back to original position.

Note: The date, month and year indicators work independently from the hands of the watch.

Advancing the hands will not advance the date, month or year.




• Automatic Energy Saving Function.

• Time Relay Function.

• Perpetual Calendar.



• 4 Year Power Storage.

SNP SERIES (7D46/7D48) KINETIC PERPETUAL


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How to charge and start the watch





2. After the watch is swung for approximately 500 times, the second

hand begins to move in 1 second intervals. A further 200 swings will

ensure about 1 day of power available. It is not necessary to charge

the ESU fully before you wear the watch. While the watch is on your

arm, the Automatic Power Generator will ensure constant operation.

Notes: 1. No additional benefi t is obtained by swinging the watch more quickly or with



3. Do not pull the crown out to the second click position with the intention of stopping the

second hand just to save energy. By doing so, a large amount of current fl ows through the

built-in IC. Therefore, pulling the crown out to the second click position will not save energy

but, in fact, consume more energy than usual.




12 hours.


1. Pull crown out to the fi rst click position (unscrew crown if your watch is

fi tted with this feature).

2. Turn crown counter clockwise until the previous day’s date appears.

3. Pull crown out to second click position.

4. Turn counter clockwise to advance the hour and minute hands

past 12am. Doing so will advance the date to the current date.

5. Set hour and minute hands to desired time. Ensure you consider

AM/PM period.

6. Push crown back in completely. (Ensure you screw crown back

in if fi tted with this feature.)

How to use stopwatch

The stopwatch can measure up to 45 minutes in 1/5th of a second

increments. After 48 minutes, the stopwatch stops automatically.

• Press Button ‘A’ to start, stop and restart the stopwatch.

• Press Button ‘B’ to reset the stopwatch.

* Do not press Buttons ‘A’ and ‘B’ at the same time, or press

one of the two buttons.

KINETIC CHRONOGRAPH SNL SERIES (7L22)



• Stopwatch minute and 1/5th second hands.

• Stopwatch measures up to 45 minutes in 1/5th of a second.




• 5 Month Power Storage.


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How to check and adjust calendar

1) Pull crown out

to fi rst click.

2) Zero Matching.

The Second Position

The second hand

moves to the initially

set zero position which

should be exactly at

the 12 o’clock. If not,

adjust it by turning the

crown. Then press the

button. The calendar

disk also moves to

the initially set zero

position within

this stage.

3) Zero Matching the

Calendar Disk.

The calendar disk

swings back and forth

for one time to show

that you are adjusting

the zero position of

the calendar disk. The

calendar disk should

show the initially set

zero position which

is ‘1’. If not, adjust it

by turning the crown.

Then press the button.

4) Adjusting the Date.

The second hand

moves to 9 o’clock

position to show that

you are now adjusting

the date. The calendar

disk moves to the

initially set current

date. Adjust it, if

necessary, by turning

the crown. Then press

the button.

5) Adjusting the

Month. The second

hand moves to 10

o’clock position to

show that you are now

adjusting the month.

The calendar disk


set current month.

Adjust it, if necessary,

by turning the crown.

Then press the button.

6) Adjusting the Year.

The second hand

moves to 11 o’clock

position to show

that you are now

adjusting the year.

The calendar disk


set current year.

Adjust it, if necessary

by turning the crown

(the calendar displays

the last 2 digits of

the Christian Era until

2032, it will display 4).

Refer year table, then

press the button.

7) Completing the

Adjustment. The

calendar adjustment is

completed by pushing

the crown back to the

normal position.

Before using the watch

Because the calendar is pre-adjusted at the factory, you only need to

set the time and date and the calendar will automatically update itself.

*Before using the watch, set the time and date.


1. Pull out the crown out to the second click when the second hand

is at the 12 o’clock position.

2. Turn the crown in either direction to set the time and date.

3. Push the crown back completely when set to desired time.

Follow the procedures below to check the calendar and, if necessary, to

adjust it.

• Do not check and adjust the calendar between 11pm and 1am. If the

calendar is checked and adjusted between these times, the date may

not change properly. In such case, fi rst change the time to any time

outside this period, and then set the date. After that, move the hands

back to the correct time.

• If the crown is pulled out to the second click while the numeral in the

calendar frame is advancing or moving back, the second hand may be

misaligned from the 12 o’clock position (initial position).

• The button and crown operation cannot be made while the numeral in

the calendar frame is advancing or moving back. Press the button or

turn the crown after then numeral stops.

• If the watch is left untouched for more than 2 to 3 minutes while

checking or adjusting the calendar, the watch will resume

normal movement. In such a case, start again from the beginning

of the procedures.

• Do not leave the crown at the fi rst or second click when you use the

watch, as this will shorten the battery life.

Battery life indicator

When the second hand starts moving at two-second intervals instead of

the normal one-second interval, replace the battery with a new one as

soon as possible. Otherwise, the watch will stop operating in a couple

of days. Time accuracy is not affected even if the hands are moving at

two-second intervals. While the second hand is moving at two-second

intervals, the date will not change. This is not a malfunction.

Checking and adjustment of the calendar after battery change

After the battery is replaced, be sure to check that the calendar is

correct. If the watch does not indicate the year, month and date correctly

adjust the calendar (see ‘How To Check And Adjust The Calendar).



• Once set, the calendar automatically adjusts for odd and even months including

February of leap years up to February 28th 2100.

• Can indicate the year, month and date.

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5 1 Year 2005 2033 2061 2089

6 2 Year 2006 2034 2062 2090

7 3 Year 2007 2035 2063 2091

8 4 Year (Leap Year) 2008 2036 2064 2092

9 1 Year 2009 2037 2065 2093

10 2 Year 2010 2038 2066 2094

11 3 Year 2011 2039 2067 2095

12 4 Year (Leap Year) 2012 2040 2068 2096

13 1 Year 2013 2041 2069 2097

14 2 Year 2014 2042 2070 2098

15 3 Year 2015 2043 2071 2099

16 4 Year (Leap Year) 2016 2044 2072

28 4 Year (Leap Year) 2028 2056 2084

29 1 Year 2029 2057 2085

30 2 Year 2030 2058 2086

31 3 Year 2031 2059 2087

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Mode indicator

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How to change the mode

• Press button “A” repeatedly to select mode.

(Time – Chr – Rcll – Tmr – Alm)

Note: Chr - Chronograph, Rcll - Memory Recall, Tmr - Countdown Timer, Alm - Alarm

How to set time and calendar

1. Press button “A” to show Time mode.

2. Press button “B” for 2 to 3 seconds to enter Time mode (seconds

begin to fl ash).

3. Press button “C” to select an item (fl ashing) to be adjusted. With each

press of the button, a fl ashing item (sub-modes) changes over in the

following order: (Second, Minute, Hour, Date, Month, Year, 12/24 Hour,

Hand Set, Display Set).

4. Press button “D” to adjust the selected item:

– In the “Hand set” sub-mode, to advance the hour and minute hands

rapidly, push and hold button “D” for 2 seconds.

Press button “D” to stop the advancement of hands.

Press button “D” repeatedly to advance the minute hand in one minute

increments.

– When in the “Display Set” sub-mode, press button “D” to select either

the “Day Date” or the “Time Calendar” display.

After returning to “Time/Calendar“ mode, if the “Day/Date” display

was selected, it will appear when the second hand passes the 12:00

position twice.

5. Press button “B” to return to Time/Calendar mode.

*For silent button operation:

• Press button “A” to show Time/Calendar Mode (wait for display to

show).

• Press button “C” to turn on/off.

How to use chronograph

• Press button “A” to show Chronograph mode.

• Chronograph measures up to 24 hours in 1/1000-second increments.

• Before using the chronograph, reset the digital counter to read

“00:00’00”000” by pressing button “D”.

Standard measurement

• Press button “C” to start/stop/restart.

• Press button “D” for lap/lap release/reset.

Lap time measurement and lap time recall

Lap Time

• Press button “C” to start.

• Press button “D” for Lap 1 (clock will stop for 10 seconds and then

continue counting).

• Press button “D” for Lap 2 (clock will stop for 10 seconds and then

continue counting). (100 records available)

• Press button “C” to stop.

• Press button “D” to reset.clockwise to set the previous day’s date.

Recall

• Press button “A” to show recall mode.

• Press button “B” to switch between lap time and split time.

Lap time: Time of individual lap

Split time: Accumulated time of all laps

• Press button “C” to scroll through stored lap or split times beginning

with the last lap stored.

• Press button “D” to scroll through stored lap or split times beginning

with the fi rst lap stored.

How to use the countdown timer

• Press button “A” for Timer mode.

• Press button “B” for 2-3 seconds to enter the Timer mode (minutes

begin to fl ash).

• Press button “C” to select an item (fl ashing) to be adjusted. With each

press of the button, a fl ashing item changes over in the following order

(minute – hour).

• Press button “D” to adjust the selected item.

• Press button “B” to set the timer.

• Press button “C” to Start/Stop.

• Press button “D” to reset.

How to set alarm time

1. Press button “A” to show Alarm mode.

2. Press button “B” for 2 to 3 seconds to enter Alarm mode (hours begin

to fl ash).

3. Pressing button “D” selects Alarm 1 or Alarm 2.

4. Press button “C” to select an item (fl ashing) to be adjusted. With each

press of the button, a fl ashing item changes over in the following order:

(Hour, Minute)

5. Press button “D” to adjust the selected item

6. Press button “B” to return to alarm mode.

How to engage/disengage alarm

• Press button “A” to show alarm mode.

• Press button “C” to alternately engage and disengage alarm.

Note: 1. The alarm sounds at the designated time for 20 seconds. To stop it manually, press

any one of the four buttons. 2. To test the alarm, press and hold buttons “C” and “D” at the

same time in the Time/Calendar mode.

• 24 hour, hour, minute, second hands.

• Calendar (Day, date).

• Chronograph measures up to 24 hours in 1/1000 second increments.

• Split/Lap time measurements.

• Memory recall – 100 records of split and lap time can be obtained and recalled.

• Countdown timer can be set up to 23 hours 59 minutes in one minute increments.

• 2 daily alarm functions.

ANALOG/DIGITAL, DUO DISPLAY,1/1000 SECOND CHRONOGRAPH, COUNTDOWN TIMERSNJ SERIES (H024)


LOCAL TIME hour hand LOCAL TIME minute hand

Minute hand

City name hand

Date

ALARM minute hand

Hour hand

Small second hand

ALARM hour hand

a: Normal positionb: First clickc: Second click

a b c

B

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How to set time and calendar

1. Unscrew crown (if screwdown type) and pull out to the fi rst click

position.

2. Turn the crown counter-clockwise until the previous day’s date

appears.

3. Pull the crown out to second click position.

4. Turn counter-clockwise to advance the hour and minute hands past

12:00 AM. Doing so will advance the date to the current date.

5. Set hour and minute hands to the desired time taking AM or PM into

consideration.

6. Push the crown back into the original position.

7. Screw in the crown (if screwdown type).

How to adjust alarm hands, city name hand and local time hands

Note

The adjustment of the alarm hands, the city name hand and the local

time hands are all performed when the crown is pulled out to the second

click position.

1. Pull the crown out to the second click position.

2. Press button “B” to set the alarm hour and minute hands to the

current time.

3. Press button “A” for 2-3 seconds.

– The city name hand will make one complete rotation and can now be

adjusted.

4. Press button “B” to advance the city name hand to your home city.

5. Press button “A” for 2-3 seconds.

– The local time hands will make one complete rotation and can now be

adjusted.

6. Press button “B” to advance the local time hands to the current local

time.

Note

Local time is expressed in 24-hour time.

Please pay close attention to AM and PM: 2:00 AM = 2:00 hours /

2:00 PM = 14:00 hours

How to set alarm


2. Press button “B” to set the alarm hour and minute hands to the

current time (same as above).

3. Push the crown back to normal position.

4. Pull the crown out to the fi rst click position.

5. Press button “B” to set the alarm hour and minute hands to desired

alarm time.


7. Alarm sound stops by pressing button “A” or “B”.

How to use the world time function and display the local time in a

different time zone

1. Properly adjust the city name hand and the local time hands for the

home city and the current time (as instructed above).

2. Press button “A”, the city name hand will rotate clockwise and point to

a city in a different time zone.

3. Press button “B”, the city name hand will rotate counter-clockwise and

point to a city in a different time zone.

4. The local time sub-dial displays the current (24-hour) time for the city

that the city name hand is pointing to.

5. The arrows under the city names indicate that those cities observe

Daylight Saving Time (DST). To determine the local time in a city that is

observing DST, advance the city name hand to the city that the arrow

point is under.

• Hour, minute and second hand.

• Date.

• World Time (24 cities).

• One time alarm.

• Daylight Saving Time capable.

• Alarm.

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4. Turn counter clockwise to advance the hour and minute hands past

12am. Doing so will advance the date to the current date.


AM/PM period.

6. Push crown back in completely. (Ensure you screw crown back in

if fi tted with this feature.)

How to set alarm time


2. Press ‘B’ to set the alarm hour and minute hands to the correct time.

3. Push the crown back to the normal position. Once the time is set, you

do not have to adjust again unless there is a change in time

(e.g. daylight savings).

4. For a dual time zone adjust hands on any desired time.

How to set alarm

1. Pull the crown to the fi rst click position.

2. Press button ‘B’ to set the alarm hour and minute hands to

desired alarm time.

3. Push the crown back to the normal position.

Note: Alarm setting on a 12 hour basis only. Alarm will ring at the designated time for 20

seconds; one time only alarm. The alarm needs to be reset in order to re-engage the alarm

function.



increments. Press Button ‘A’ to start, stop and restart the stopwatch.

• Press Button ‘A’ to start/stop/restart the stopwatch.

• Press Button ‘B’ to split/split release/reset the stopwatch.

* Do not press Buttons ‘A’ and ‘B’ at the same time, or press one of the

two buttons while keeping the other pressed.

How to adjust hand position

1. If chronograph hands will not return the 12 o’clock position when the

chronograph is reset or when the battery is replaced with a new one,

follow the procedure below to reset the hands to the correct position.

2. Pull crown out to the second click.

• Press and hold button ‘A’. The stopwatch minute hand will sweep

around dial. Press button ‘B’ to adjust minute hand.

• Press and hold button ‘A’. The stopwatch 1/5th of a second hand will

sweep around dial. Press button ‘B’ to adjust 1/5th of a second hand.

3. Push crown back into normal position.

Note: Holding in button ‘B’ when adjusting the hand position, hands will move faster.

How to use alarm dial as dual time display


2. Press the button “B” to set the hour and minute hands to time

of a different time zone.


• Hour, minute and small second hands.


• Stopwatch minute and 1/5th second hands.

• Stopwatch measures up to 60 minutes in 1/5th

of a second increments.

• Alarm can be set on a 12 hour basis, or, can be

used as a second time zone.

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1. Pull crown out to the fi rst click position (unscrew crown if

your watch is fi tted with this feature).

2. Turn crown counter clockwise until the previous day’s

date appears.


4. Turn counter clockwise to advance the hour and minute hands

past 12am. Doing so will advance the date to the current date.


AM/PM period.

6. Push crown back in completely. (Ensure you screw crown back in if

fi tted with this feature.)


The stopwatch can measure up to 12 hours in 1/20th of a second

increments.





• Hour, minute and small second hands. Calendar (Date).

• Stopwatch hour, minute, second and 1/20th second hands.

• Stopwatch measures up to 12 hours in 1/20th

of a second increments.

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12am. Doing so will advance the date to the current date. Set hour

and minute hands to desired time. Ensure you consider AM/PM

period.

5. Push crown back in completely. (Ensure you screw crown back in if

fi tted with this feature.)



increments (120 mins in total).

• Press Button ‘A’ to start, stop and restart the stopwatch.





After three minutes of counting the 1/10th and 1/100th second

hand will stop moving. This is not a malfunction. When stop or split

is pressed the hands will relay the 1/10th and 1/100th second

measurement. When the stopwatch minute hand counts 40 mins it

will return to 0 and continue counting up to 120 mins.

How to adjust hand position

If chronograph hands will not return the 12 o’clock position when the

chronograph is reset or when the battery is replaced with a new one,

follow the procedure below to reset the hands to the correct position.

• Pull crown out to the second click.

• Press and hold Button ‘A’. The stopwatch 1/10th & 1/100th hand will

sweep around dial. Press Button ‘B’ to adjust 1/10th & 1/100th hand.

• Press and hold Button ‘A’. The stopwatch second hand will sweep

around dial. Press Button ‘B’ to adjust second hand.

• Press and hold Button ‘A’. The stopwatch minute hand will sweep

across dial. Press Button ‘B’ to adjust minute hand.

• Push crown back into normal position.

Note

By holding in Button ‘B’ when adjusting the hand position, hands will

move faster.



• Stopwatch minute and 1/10th and 1/100th second hands.

• Stopwatch measures up to 40 minutes in 1/5th of a second

increments (counts to 120 mins in total).

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2. Turn crown counter clockwise until previous day’s date appears.



12am. Doing so will advance the date to the current date.


AM/PM period.

6. Push crown back in completely. (Ensure you screw crown back

in if fi tted with this feature.)


Measures up to 60 minutes in 1/5th of a second increments.








12 hours. If the Power Save Function has been turned off by swinging the



either case, charge the watch using the procedure previously outlined.

Notes on Power Saving Mode

After Kinetic Perpetual senses inactivity for more than 24 hours, the

hands stop and the watch goes into sleep mode. During this time the

watch will still calculate the correct time but store it in its IC. The date,

month and year indicator will continue to display the correct information.

When Kinetic Perpetual is woken with a few shakes, the hands will

automatically relay to the correct time.



• Stopwatch minute, and 1/5th second hands.

• Stopwatch measures up to 60 minutes in

1/5th of a second increments.

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Contacts

AFTER SALES CUSTOMER SERVICEThis incorporates the service centres,

spare parts department, the workshop

and service agents.

SERVICE CENTRES

General enquiries relating to any

consumer and retailer watch and/or

clock repair issues.

Sydney Service Centre

Phone: 1300 363 575

Graham Marshall: (02) 9805 4680

Harold Wood: (02) 9805 4624

Melbourne Service Centre

Lidiya Trajkovski: (03) 9864 4304

Dennis Moore: (03) 9864 4333

WORKSHOP

Deals with product technical

problems, quality of repairs, etc.

Richard Kubisch: (02) 9805 4622

Michael Tatam: (02) 9805 4696

SPARE PARTS

Responsible for supply and availability

of parts, delays in order turn-around.

Colin Davies: (02) 9805 4625

William Tonkin: (02) 9805 4692

WAREHOUSING & DISTRIBUTIONFor assistance with proof of delivery,

delays, short shipments, missing

consignments, ticketing, credits and

incoming shipments.

Mike Laidlaw: (02) 9805 4685

Bill Talevski: (02) 9805 4660

GENERAL ENQUIRIESPhone: 1300 300 776 or by email

at [email protected]

ADVERTISING & MARKETINGFor information relating to advertising,

displays, point of sale materials,

incentive programs, website, dealer

catalogues and consumer brochures.

Jason Lancett (Seiko):

(02) 9805 4651

Raelene Soliven (Pulsar/Lorus):

(02) 9805 4636

Samantha Stanford (Nike):

(03) 9864 4302

CUSTOMER LIAISONFor assistance with order placement for

watches, clocks and Morellato bands,

product availability and features/

functions of Seiko Australia products

call – 1300 300 776 or

Sue Gordon: (02) 9805 4641

Orders can also be placed by

faxing (02) 9887 3736 or emailed

to [email protected]

SERVICE CENTRES& AGENTSService centres for Seiko, Pulsar and

Lorus products.

SERVICE CENTRESSydney

Seiko Australia Pty Ltd

89 Epping Road, North Ryde NSW 2113

PO Box 314, North Ryde 1670

Phone: (02) 9805 4666 or 1300 363 575

Fax: (02) 9887 3736

Melbourne

Seiko Australia Pty Ltd

Level 2, Suite 1 Illoura Plaza

424 St Kilda Road

Melbourne VIC 3004

Phone: (03) 9864 4333

Fax: (03) 9820 1702

SERVICE AGENTS Queensland

R W Harrold Watchmaker

Shop 3A Ground Floor

Sherwood House, 39 Sherwood Road

Toowong QLD 4066

Phone: (07) 3876 7133

Fax: (07) 3876 7414

South Australia (Seiko & Lorus only)

About Time Watch Repairs

3rd Floor

49 Gawler Place

Adelaide SA 5000

Phone: (08) 8212 8110

Fax: (08) 8212 8112

South Australia (Pulsar only)

Jeff J Brown

Shop 12, Charles Street Plaza

26 Charles Street

Adelaide SA 5000

Phone & Fax: (08) 8223 3207

Western Australia

Neville Cox Watchmaker

PO Box 1749

Canning Vale DC WA 6970

Phone & Fax: (08) 9493 6363

Tasmania

Diamond World

112 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS 7000

Phone: (03) 6234 6858

Fax: (03) 6234 4018

New Zealand

Watch World

226A Bush Rd, Albany, Auckland 0632

Phone: +(649) 415 5668

Fax: +(649) 415 5662

Fiji

Stinson Pearce

36 Freeston Road, Walu Bay, Suva, Fiji

Phone: +(679) 330 2366

Fax: +(679) 330 3850

Papua New Guinea

Chin Hoi Meen

PO Box 1106, Boroko

National Capital District, Port Moresby

Phone: +(675) 325 6644

Fax: +(675) 325 0134

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Service Form

AFTER SALES CUSTOMER SERVICE REPAIR FORM

Use when sending repairs to our Sydney and Melbourne Service Centres

SENDER/RETURN DETAILS

STORE NAME PHONE

ADDRESS MOBILE

FAX

EMAIL

WATCH/CLOCK REPAIR

BRAND REPAIR NO./REF

SERIAL NO. CASE NUMBER

CONDITION COLOUR

REPAIR REQUIRED

E.g. service, battery, pressure test, glass only, etc. If the problem is unknown, please list the symptoms the watch is experiencing.

QUOTES

If Seiko’s trade repair cost will be under a certain value please tick box

or go ahead without quoting.

UNDER $80.00 FOR SEIKO REPAIR

UNDER $50.00 FOR PULSAR REPAIR

UNDER $50.00 FOR LORUS REPAIR

CHOSEN VALUE $ FOR REPAIR

OTHERWISE

Quote for repair please tick box. A fee of $5.50 (including GST) plus

postage applies to all Seiko, Pulsar and Lorus quotes not proceeded with.

YES

NO

HANDLING & POSTAGE

Chargeable repairs will incur an $8.00 (including GST) handling

& postage fee. Warranty repairs will be returned free of charge.

We recommend registered post for repairs sent in.

WARRANTY CLAIM

To claim service warranty the original guarantee must be forwarded with each

repair otherwise a charge will be made (stock repairs excluded).

Should you need to contact our Service Centres in Sydney or Melbourne:

NSW

Seiko Service Centre

89 Epping Road

North Ryde NSW 2113

PO Box 314

North Ryde NSW 1670

Phone: (02) 9805 4666

Email: [email protected]

VIC

Seiko Service Centre

Level 2, Suite 1

Illoura Plaza

424 St Kilda Road

Melbourne VIC 3004

Phone: (03) 9864 4333


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SERVICE NETWORK FOR WARRANTY REPAIRS

Service Network

New South Wales

Seiko Service Centre for Seiko, Pulsar,

Lorus and Nike

89 Epping Road, North Ryde NSW 2113

PO Box 314, North Ryde NSW 1670

Phone: (02) 9805 4666

Fax: (02) 9887 3736


Trading hours: Mon-Fri 8.30am-5.00pm

Victoria

Seiko Service Centre for Seiko, Pulsar,

Lorus and Nike

Suite 1, 2nd Floor, Illoura Plaza

424 St Kilda Road, Melbourne VIC 3004

Phone: (03) 9864 4333

Fax: (03) 9820 1702



Queensland

Service Agent for Seiko, Pulsar, Lorus

R W Harrold, Watchmaker

Shop 3A Ground Floor, Sherwood House

39 Sherwood Road, Toowong QLD 4066

Phone: (07) 3876 7133

Fax: (07) 3876 7414



Sat 9.00am-12.00pm

Tasmania


Diamond World

112 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS 7000

Phone: (03) 6234 6858

Fax: (03) 6234 4018



South Australia (Seiko and Lorus only)

Service Agent for Seiko and Lorus

About Time, 3rd Floor

49 Gawler Place, Adelaide SA 5000

PO Box 3263, Rundle Mall Post Offi ce

Adelaide SA 5000

Phone: (08) 8212 8110

Fax: (08) 8212 8112



South Australia (Pulsar only)

Service Agent for Pulsar

Jeff J Brown

Shop 12, Charles Street Plaza

26 Charles Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Phone & Fax: (08) 8223 3207


Western Australia


Neville Cox Watchmaker

PO Box 1749, Canning Vale DC WA 6970

Phone & Fax: (08) 9493 6363

Mobile: 0419 943 176



New Zealand


and Nike

Watch World

226A Bush Road, Albany

Auckland NZ 0632

PO Box 100037, North Shore

New Zealand 0745

Phone: +(649) 415 5668

Fax: +(649) 415 5662


Fiji


Stinson Pearce

36 Freeston Road, Walu Bay, Suva, Fiji

Phone: +(679) 330 2366

Fax: +(679) 330 3850


Papua New Guinea


CHM & Sons

PO Box 1106, Boroko

National Capital District, Port Moresby

Phone: +(675) 325 6644

Fax: +(675) 325 0134


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Watch Serial No. Case No.

Service Information

All SEIKO watches and clocks are covered by a

3 year guarantee. The guarantee covers defects in

the material and workmanship from the date of

purchase. As a SEIKO authorised dealer it is your

responsibility to correctly fi ll in the guarantee with all

the information required. The diagram on the right

shows where to fi nd the relevant information on the

watch caseback.

In the case of incorrectly used guarantees, return

them to SEIKO Australia or hand them to your

SEIKO Australia Representative for free

replacement, otherwise a charge for new guarantees

will be applicable.

Global Service Network

SEIKO’s dedication to quality extends throughout its

service network in all corners of the world,

extending the same dedication to excellence and

the highest quality service to SEIKO customers

everywhere.

For over 100 years SEIKO has stood for quality –

in manufacture, design and service. Today, our

SEIKO service centres strive to offer the highest

standard of after-sales service and ensure lasting

consumer satisfaction. In the Oceania Region,

SEIKO Australia Pty Ltd has a network of branch

offi ces, service centres and authorised service

agents throughout Australia, New Zealand, Papua

New Guinea, and the Pacifi c Islands.

For service, repairs and spare parts enquiries,

please phone 1300 363 575 or

email [email protected]

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Index

S23535P 44

S23547J 44

S23549 44

S23563J 44

S23569J 44

S23571J 44

S23589J 45

S23590P 45

S23593J 44

S23601P 45

S23603P 45

S23605P 44

S23607P 45

S23609P 45

S23611J 27

SFD001J 44

SFP980P 35

SFP982P 35

SFP988P 42

SFP994P 34

SFQ862P 39

SGD449P 29

SGEA85P 31

SGEB76P-9 19

SGEB77P-9 19

SGEC49P 31

SGEC68P 33

SGEC70P 33

SGEC72P-9 19

SGEC95P 31

SGED43P 31

SGED92P 19

SGF442PS 31

SGG480PS 35

SGG713P 31

SGG717P 31

SHC041P-3 27

SHC059P 27

SHC063P 27

SJW041P 32

SJW043P 32

SJW047P 32

SJW109P 32

SJW120P 32

SKA264P 22

SKA272P 22

SKA293P 22, 27

SKA293P2 22, 27

SKA311P 22

SKA361P 22

SKA367P 22, 27

SKA371P 22, 27

SKA371P-2 22, 27

SKG050P 33

SKK350P 29

SKK629P 31

SKK646P 34

SKK649P 34

SKK650P 34

SKP290P 34

SKP300P 29

SKP315P 29

SKP316P 29

SKT074P-9 29

SKT082P 29

SKT396P 29

SKX171KS 28, 36

SNA155P 25

SNA278P-9 24

SNA329P 25

SNA423P 25

SNA548P-9 18

SNA550P-9 18

SNA552P-9 24

SNA585P 12

SNA586P 12

SNA587P 12

SNA694P-9 18

SNA741P 12

SNA743P 12

SNA747P 12

SNA759P 24

SNA761P 24

SNA763P 24

SNA767P 24

SNA769P 24

SNA775P 24

SNA793P 25

SNAA01P-9 25

SNAA02P-9 25

SNAA35P 25

SNAA37P 25

SNAA95P 15

SNAA95P-2 15

SNAA99P 24

SNAB09P 25

SND123P 26

SND417P 26

SND701P 26

SND703P 26

SND857P 15

SND861P 15

SNG079P 16

SNJ019P 14

SNK128K 36

SNK357K 36

SNK381K 36

SNK385K 36

SNK393K 36

SNK394K 36

SNL025P 16

SNL031P 16

SNL036P-9 18

SNL042P 10

SNL043P 14

SNL043P-2 14

SNM037P-9 28, 36

SNP003P 10

SNP004P 10

SNP007P-9 18

SNP008P-9 18

SNP009P 16

SNP015P 10

SNQ003P 11

SNQ004P 11

SNQ007P 23

SNQ012P-9 23

SNQ045P 23

SNT003P 34

SNT006P 34

SNT007P 34

SNT010P 34

SNT011P 29

SNT015P 30

SNT018P 30

SNZ311K 31, 36

SPB001J 11

SPB003J 11

SPB005J 11

SPB007J 11

SPB009J 11

SPC001P 14

SPC003P 14

SPC009P 14

SPC011P-9 26

SPC014P-9 26

SPL006P 23

SPQ003P 30

SPQ011P 30

SPQ013P 30

SRG001P 10

SRG001P-2 10

SRK007P 30

SRK008P 30

SUH003P 39

SUH005P 39

SUJ008P 41

SUJ120P 41

SUJ632P-9 41

SUJ708P-9 40

SUJC72P 40

SUJD23P 41

SUJD24P 41

SUJD38P 40

SUJD42P 41

SUJD43P 41

SUJD44P-9 41

SUJD52P 41

SUJD56P 40

SUJE26P-9 39

SUJE47P 39

SUJE48P 39

SUJE67P 40

SUJE69P 40

SUJE76P 39

SUJF03P 39

SUJF04P 39

SUJF05P 42

SUK008P-9 20

SUN003P 16

SUY016P 40

SXB397P 37

SXB402P 37

SXB403P 38

SXB404P 38

SXB406P 38

SXD654P-9 21

SXD655P-9 21

SXD675P 13

SXD678P 13

SXD691P 20

SXD692P 20

SXD694P-9 20

SXD722P-9 21

SXD724P-9 20

SXD736P 38

SXD773P 13

SXD774P 13

SXD775P 13

SXD781P 38

SXD784P 38

SXD790P 13

SXD794P 13

SXD795P 13

SXDA06P 37

SXDA08P 37

SXDA12P 42

SXDA15P 42

SXDA16P 42

SXDA22P-9 37

SXDA26P-9 37

SXDA28P-9 37

SXDA30P-9 37

SXDA32P-9 37

SXE584P 38

SXGC62P 42

SXGN26P-9 20

SXGN28P-9 20

SXGN44P 20

SXJX16P 41

SXJX78P 41

SXJX82P 41

SYL818P 39

SZZC40P-9 40

SZZC44P-9 40

SZZC50P 40

REF NO. PG REF NO. PG REF NO. PG REF NO. PG REF NO. PG REF NO. PG

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424 St Kilda Road

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Nadi Airport, Nadi

Fiji

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TRADE PRACTICES ACT 1974Resale Price maintenance (S48 SS96 100). The prices shown in this catalogue are recommended retail prices as at 1st July

2007 and there is no obligation to comply with the recommendation. All prices are in Australian dollars and all prices include

GST. All prices are subject to change without notice. Seiko Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 63 000 797 946). SCAT0707

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