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The right movement for the watch you choose.
NH35 · the date automatic
The NH35 combines a 24-jewel mechanism with automatic winding, hand winding, a date display, and stop-seconds for accurate setting. It powers our Date, Diver, Land, and Yacht watches, with over 41 hours of reserve when fully wound.
NH34 · a second time zone
Our GMT watches use the Seiko NH34. Its additional 24-hour hand can be adjusted independently to follow another time zone. Read that hand against the 24-hour bezel. It is an independently adjustable GMT-hand movement; the local hour hand does not jump independently.
NH38 · a clean three-hand dial
Explorer and Everyday watches use the Seiko NH38 automatic movement. With no date display, the dial remains uncluttered. It supports automatic and hand winding, together with stop-seconds for precise setting.
VK63 · the meca-quartz chronograph
A battery powers the VK63’s quartz timekeeping; a mechanical system gives the chronograph hands their crisp reset. The central hand measures elapsed seconds, the left register counts elapsed minutes, the right register shows 24-hour time, and the lower register shows running seconds. Start or stop with the upper pusher and reset with the lower pusher after stopping. It is not an automatic movement and does not need winding.
Setting and everyday care
Follow the instructions supplied with your model. Before quick-setting a date or weekday, move the hands to six o’clock to keep the calendar mechanism away from its changeover period. Do not force the crown. Secure the crown after setting, and never operate the crown or pushers underwater. A stopped automatic usually needs winding; a stopped chronograph may need a battery check.
Finding your watch
Browse the House Favorites for a curated starting point, or explore all nine families in the full collection. Each product page lists the movement, size, material, and features for that watch.