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+ | ====== Seiko 9S Family ====== | ||
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+ | The **9S** family of high-end watch movements is the flagship mechanical watch product of [[Seiko]]. It includes the initial **9S5x** range along with the less-decorated and unadjusted **8L** family, the [[Hi-Beat]] **9S8x** family, and the "3 Days" power reserve **9S6x** movements. | ||
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+ | The **8L/9S** family is intended to compete with limited-production Swiss movements from companies like [[Rolex]]. Most are [[automatic]], | ||
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+ | The 9S family includes many notable Seiko movements | ||
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+ | * [[1998]] reintroduction of mechanical [[Grand Seiko]] models after over 20 years with the [[Seiko 9S51|9S51/ | ||
+ | * [[2001]] introduction of the hand-wound [[Seiko 9S51|9S54]] | ||
+ | * [[2002]] launch of the [[GMT]] [[Seiko 9S51|9S56]], | ||
+ | * [[2006]] creation of the " | ||
+ | * [[2008]] "Super Hi-Beat" | ||
+ | * [[2009]] resurrection of [[Hi-Beat]] 10 Hz (36,000 vph) [[Seiko 9S85|9S85]], | ||
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+ | The Calibre 8L and 9S families are assembled at Seiko' | ||
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+ | ===== External links ===== | ||
+ | * [[http:// | ||
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