CALIBRE HISTORY

Seiko
6309A

The Seiko 6309A is a Japanese 63 series automatic mechanical caliber, launched in 1976. The Seiko Technical Guide documents movement at 21,600 vibrations/hour with a quick-correction bilingual day-date calendar. Specialized registers give it for 17 rubies, with central seconds and without manual winding by the crown.

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Mechanical study drawing of the Seiko 6309A calibre, vintage workshop notebook style
MECHANICAL STUDY · WORKSHOP NOTEBOOK

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Technical guide

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Parts catalogue

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SPECIFICATIONS

PeriodFrom 1976; production of the 6309 family until the end of the 1980s according to specialized registers
ManufacturerSeiko
WindingAutomatic, without manual winding by the crown
Frequency21,600 vibrations/hour (3 Hz)
Jewels17 jewels
Power reserveAbout 47 hours according to Ranfft and Caliber Corner
Diameter27.0 mm of casing (about 27.4 mm overall according to Ranfft)
Height5.2 mm according to the Seiko Technical Guide
ComplicationsDay, Quick Correction Bilingual Date, Central Seconds

TIMELINE

Movement
timeline.

  1. Seiko 6309A Documented Launch

  2. End of the production period commonly attributed to the 6309 family

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Last checked : 9/8/2026