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Is Miyota 8200 a good movement?

The Miyota 8200 movement is roughly equivalent to the Seiko 7s26A. The 8200 can be manually wound but does not hack. It is Citizen's entry level work horse movement. It is robust, reliable and a good time keeper. Out of the box, they tend to be slightly better regulated than the Seiko.

What is citizen caliber 8200?

(Add your watch in the comments below) The Citizen caliber 8200 (8200A) is an automatic movement with 21 jewels and a frequency of 21,600 vph. This caliber is made in Japan by Miyota (a division of Citizen Watch). The Citizen caliber 8200 is appears to basically be Citizen’s branded version of the Miyota (owned by Citizen) caliber 8205.

What functions does The Miyota 8200 have?

It features a ball-bearing rotor and offers several functions, including automatic winding, sweep seconds, quickset day, and quickset date. Open this page for more information on the Miyota 8200 Watch Movement.

When was the Citizen 8200 movement first produced?

The 21 jewel 8200 automatic movement (21,600 bph) was first produced around 1975. By the end of the 1970s, it had become Citizen's standard automatic as the range of mechanical watches was massively reduced due to the quartz revolution.

What is the difference between Miyota 8200 and %1$?

The Miyota 8200 is a mechanical watch movement that was produced from 1974 onwards. It features a ball-bearing rotor and offers several functions, including automatic winding, sweep seconds, quickset day, and quickset date. The %1$s is a mechanical watch movement that was produced from 1974 onwards.

What was the standard number of jewels in the 8200 movement?

By the end of the 1970s, the 21 jewel 8200 automatic movement had become Citizen's standard automatic, as the range of mechanical watches was massively reduced as a result of the quartz revolution.