The Seiko NH35: A Powerhouse Movement for Mayon Watches
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When it comes to building a reliable and affordable automatic watch, the movement is at the heart of everything. At Mayon, we’ve always prioritized delivering watches that not only look good but also perform exceptionally well. That’s why we use the Seiko NH35 movement in many of our models.
What is the Seiko NH35 Movement?
The Seiko NH35 is a robust automatic movement created by Seiko, a brand known for its precision and engineering. It’s part of the NH series, which is one of the most widely used and respected movements in the world of affordable watches.
With a 21,600 vibrations per hour (vph) and 24 jewels, the NH35 is designed to balance durability, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness. This movement features a power reserve of around 41 hours, which means that once fully wound, it will keep ticking for nearly two days without being worn.
Key Features of the NH35
1. Hacking and Hand-Winding
One of the biggest advantages of the NH35 is that it offers both hacking and hand-winding capabilities. “Hacking” allows you to stop the second hand when setting the time, ensuring precise time synchronization. Meanwhile, hand-winding lets you wind the watch manually if it hasn’t been worn for a while.
2. Reliability and Durability
Seiko movements are famous for their long-lasting performance. The NH35 is known for being highly dependable and resistant to shock, making it a great choice for daily wear and rugged use. This is why the NH35 powers many of our watches like the Mayon Manila Bay, ensuring they stand the test of time.
3. Accuracy
Out of the box, the NH35 is typically accurate to within -20/+40 seconds per day, but with proper regulation, it can be made more precise. For everyday wear, this level of accuracy is more than enough, providing peace of mind that your watch will stay on time.
The Seiko NH38: Powering the Mayon Open Heart
For our Mayon Open Heart watches, we’ve chosen to use the Seiko NH38 movement, which is similar to the NH35 but designed specifically for watches with open heart designs. The NH38 eliminates the date function, allowing for a cleaner, more elegant dial that highlights the exposed movement at the heart of the watch.
Just like the NH35, the NH38 offers hacking, hand-winding, and a 41-hour power reserve, ensuring that your watch is not only visually striking but also reliable in performance. The NH38’s accuracy and smooth operation make it the perfect match for the Open Heart, giving wearers a glimpse into the precision craftsmanship within every Mayon timepiece.
Why We Chose the NH35 and NH38 for Mayon
At Mayon, we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality timepieces that are both stylish and functional. The Seiko NH35 and NH38 perfectly align with our vision of making watches that offer reliable performance without breaking the bank.
It’s no surprise that many watch brands trust these movements, as they have a well-earned reputation for being versatile and dependable. By using the NH35 in our automatic watches like the Manila Bay and the NH38 in our Open Heart, we ensure that every Mayon timepiece provides a smooth, accurate, and durable experience for years to come.
Conclusion
The Seiko NH35 and NH38 movements bring together reliability, affordability, and performance, which is exactly what we aim to achieve with our watches at Mayon. Whether you’re wearing our dive-inspired Manila Bay or the elegant Open Heart, you can trust that these Seiko movements are working hard to keep time on your wrist.
If you’re in the market for an affordable, automatic watch powered by a proven movement, look no further than Mayon. Keep an eye out as we restock soon, bringing you even more NH35- and NH38-powered models!