Seiko 9RA5 Grand Seiko Spring Drive Operating Instructions
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To manually wind the Seiko 9RA5, gently unscrew the crown to the first position and turn it clockwise. This winding motion charges the mainspring to power the watch.
The Seiko 9RA5 movement offers an impressive power reserve of approximately 120 hours, or 5 days, when fully wound.
The 9RA5 Spring Drive movement is highly accurate, with a precision of ±10 seconds per month.
If your watch stops, try manually winding it. If it still doesn't work, consult an authorized Grand Seiko service center for assistance.
Yes, most models with the 9RA5 movement are water-resistant, but it's essential to check the specific water-resistance rating of your model before swimming.
Pull the crown out to the second position to stop the second hand. Turn the crown to set the correct time, then push the crown back in to resume normal operation.
Yes, it is recommended to have the watch serviced every 3-5 years to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Use a soft, damp cloth to gently wipe the watch case and band. Avoid using harsh chemicals or immersing the watch in water unless it is water-resistant.
Store the watch away from magnetic fields and extreme temperatures, and ensure it is regularly wound or worn to maintain its accuracy.
If the date fails to change at midnight, manually set the date by pulling the crown to the first position and rotating it. If the issue persists, seek professional servicing.