In here you’ll be able to find some of the movements we use to power our amazing timepieces. Let’s talk about the main two. The great NH35 Movement and the VK63 Movement.
NH35 Movement
With a diameter of 27.4mm and a thickness of 5.32mm, the NH35 fits a wide range of watch cases. It operates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour (3 Hz), which contributes to its accuracy and longevity. The movement boasts a power reserve of approximately 41 hours when fully wound, ensuring reliable timekeeping even when not worn daily.
The NH35 is a highly regarded watch movement, renowned for its reliability and precision. Manufactured by Seiko Instruments Inc., it belongs to the Seiko NH family of movements and is a favorite among watch enthusiasts and manufacturers alike for its robust construction and ease of service. This automatic caliber works by the motion of the wearer's arm to automatically wind the spring, eliminating the need for manual winding if worn regularly. However, it also features hand-winding capability, providing flexibility for users.
VK63 Movement
This hybrid meca-quartz movement ingeniously combines the accuracy of quartz with the tactile feedback and aesthetic appeal of mechanical chronograph movements. The VK63 features a quartz oscillator for timekeeping, ensuring remarkable accuracy with a deviation of just a few seconds per month, a stark contrast to the daily variations seen in purely mechanical movements.
What sets the VK63 apart is its mechanical chronograph function, capable of measuring time with precision up to 1/5th of a second, complemented by a smooth, sweeping motion of the chronograph's second hand that echoes the grace of mechanical movements. This movement also boasts a user-friendly design, including an instant reset function for the chronograph, further emphasizing its practicality and reliability.
The VK63's durability and low maintenance, coupled with its unique blend of precision and mechanical beauty, make it a favored choice for watch enthusiasts seeking both performance and an analog touch in their timepieces. Its integration into various watch designs highlights its versatility and appeal, bridging the gap between quartz reliability and mechanical allure.