If that's something you just can't live with, try a radio or GPS controlled model. I would go GPS, as I doubt the radio signal will still be broadcasting in 81 years :)
Nope. Only three times every 400 years. You didn't have to worry about it in 2000 and needn't worry about it in 2400. Hope that helps reduce your anxiety level.
Love this series. Cup of coffee, sit back and just watch and learn.....There's is always something I didn't know before or wants me to read about/research further. Great episode! Also, looking forward to the review on the SPC131P1. Thanks!
Excellent video! Love the look of that Seiko. I have a Citizen Eco-drive perpetual calendar & chronograph watch. I never had to set the date again so far after its initial setting up.
I just wanted to say thank you for making the videos and I love the Seiko in the video too. I think I found my next watch purchase. Ive always wanted a nice seiko chrono anyway. lol
You’re awesome Marc! Thank you for the info. This watch is great. I would like to see you explaining the technical aspects of high end watches at least now and then. I know you’re very busy, but once in a while!
My seiko solar radio wave model XS055J with caliper 7B42 purchased from Japan actually have this functionality + solar + radio wave. Bought it since 2012 but didn't know it had this functionality but it is very well appreciated. It's quite a shame mine got black coating on the stainless steel so now it cannot be restored with brushing and polishing.
Seiko SNP039P1 premier kinetic perpetual calendar with leap year correct. Fantastic, as are the other similar models, yes I know its not mechanical, but its a fantastic watch I have had for sometime. Fantastic reviews and information Marc, like your easygoing no nonsense approach. Brilliant.
Just ordered thanks for the video i haven't bought a watch in over 10 years and it just started to bug me today i had to keep changing the day every other month and this even has the day and year and month so it's a huge W :)
How could 62 people give this video a 👎 ??? It’s only an explanation of something. There’s no opinion involved. He’s not dissing anyone’s favorite watch. SMH
Mostly on Digital Watches for a Example a Casio watch has a Perpetual Calendar with Automatic Year date recognition sets the Date correctly on any year
Didn't know about this model. I've got three of the Seiko 8Fxx perpetuals with 10-yr lithium batteries made between 2001 and 2003 from the date codes on the back. They were introduced by Seiko in 1999. Just replaced the battery in one of them that was made in 2001 - it's the third battery (counting the original). If you do it when it starts the double-tick warning and get the new one in within 3 minutes, it doesn't require reprogramming the year, month and date before closing it up. I've also got a perpetual kinetic auto-relay made in 2013. Provided you don't let it run down completely in long-term storage, it never needs reprogramming. The battery in this one that lasts five years - at best with zero chrono use and near zero calendar use - more like three years in practical use - defeats much of the perpetual calendar convenience other than end of short month - while imposing reprogramming year-month-date every few years. Kinetic is practical if worn almost daily to keep it charged, and solar would be much more practical.
Adjusting the Citizen E510/E710 perpetual calendar is kind of "fun" ;-) I always have to refer to the booklet (itself, hard to find) if I have let the watch run down (very, very seldom, but twice in 12 years)
Hey Mark are there any Perpetual Calendar complication's for under 10,000 USD? I really wanted a Grand Seiko but noticed that they do not have any. All of the other's that I have seen used online seem to be 20,000+
I enjoy your educational and informative videos. This Seiko needs only to be reset every 100 years and most importantly every 2 years when changing battery. So, as much as watch is nice, it totally negates the advantage of owning perpetual calendar and not having to adjust it. Respectfully :)
Man this watch solar powered would be phenomenal, but I'm still buying it like it is. If or when it comes out in a solar version I will have another one. I currently have the citizens perpetual calendar but it is less convenient to operate functions, this seiko is much easier. Love the classic looks of the seiko perpetual calendar. 👍😎👍
I'm not a "Watch-ie", but I'm interested in the calendar, and you know your stuff. Thanks. Too bad that the 400 year leap year rule came in to effect in the year 2000 (that overrode the 100 year non leap year rule) so the general public wasn't given the opportunity to learn that we don't always have leap years every 4 years.
The only thing that bugs me is that they could've made the date indicator hand a little bit more longer. Just a personal preference but love the watch otherwise. Oh and they could've avoided the tachymeter haha Thanks for the info as well.
Mark I always enjoy watching your in-depth reviews of watches and how to set them up. My question is when fall arrives what is the procedure for rolling back the time one hour on the 7T86 movement for this watch? Is it safe to turn the crown counter-clockwise or will it damage the movement?
Doesn't matter. When you set the time by pulling the crown out to the 2nd position, it cancels all alarm settings. After setting the time on the main dial using the crown, you use the pushers to set the alarm subdial to the same time. At the time sync you push the crown back in. The date changes when the subdial time at the six hits midnight (i.e. 24/0 hours), not the main dial and it doesn't affect the date in time setting mode. Even when the alarm is set, the internal IC knows the current time on the 24 hour subdial and it will still change the date when it hits midnight. You're thinking all the day, date, month and year are mechanically driven by a wheel train off the main hour hand. They're not. It's all electronic with the IC kicking stepper or ultrasonic motors.
Great video, love the watch, online it says there is a black dial, Arabic numerals version in 40mm, is that right the information online is ambiguous. Can't wait for the review!
Long Island Watch please review the Seiko SRP767K1 I'm looking forward to buy one, I checked your online store and is not listed, you guys don't carry that one ? It's white dial, classic hands... with a leather straps have to look gorgeous
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Just bought this watch recently. Before I took it to a watch shop to put a battery in it the day and date was correct, after I got it back it show a totally different day and date (tuesday instead of Saturday and January first instead of November 13th). How come and what should I do?
Great information. I'm looking for a "nice" one" with these, but they always to be expensive, out of my price range and / or don't have one with all the features that I want (actual numbers, NOT indices, hand applied or not, and that it's not look to dressy!I just don't dig them, AND yes about half way through, I gave the vid a thumb's, and hit the subscribe button!.This one sounds awesome. I've been looking at the Seiko site for a while, and do not remember seeing this. I've been considering a Citizen because, as you noted, the recharge capacity it has, but that's hit or miss. For a little while I've also been considering a Longines Master Collection L2.755.4.78.6 but damn their expensive) Day and date, that really all I care about. With it (Seiko) being a quartz drive, I'd assume that they're fairly resilient? I am admittedly rough on a watch, less so now as recently I've since changed jobs, but still, I'd say fairly a bit rough. Thanks for any help you can give!
I just bought a Seiko SPC129P1 I m unable to set date in my watch... Chronograph hand shows +1 when put to stop watch mode... I would be really grateful if you could explain me in an easy way to resolve it.
Mark, I bought this watch a couple of years ago. I've always had the day jump what appears to be 12 hours "early" and let it slide. I thought I had fixed a couple of days ago by going through the step again but it still does it. Can you tell me what I might be doing wrong or how you would bring the day increment 12 hours back. It certainly isn't as easy to set up as an automatic. Thank you for your great videos and much continued success!
Really enjoy this series. If you think it's relevant, why would one model of Casio (PAW/PRW 5000) not be able to be shipped to the U.S. per Amazon? I don't get it and have been trying to get one for some time.
boy that is complicated because I got one of those Seco and expensive one and it says no that way I adjusted one and before last year was a leap year at least that's what that says I don't know I'm just a big date that's all it has and the month it doesn't have that day so I don't know how hope I did this right
I don't expect perpetual calendar automatic watch has an affordable price. But is there an affordable annual calendar automatic watch? (Of course Seiko 5 should be a great choice if you want calendar (not annual nor perpetual) automatic watch)
I know :) Actually I want to ask about the lowest price for an annual calendar automatic watch (I don't expect it affordable though, lol :D) PS: out of curiosity, I also want to know the lowest price for a perpetual calendar automatic watch.
Based on a not very extensive research, for an annual calendar the Montblanc Heritage Chronométrie Quantième Annuel comes in at about US$6,000 and for a perpetual calendar the Frederique Constant Slimline Manufacture Perpetual Calendar comes in at about US$9,000.
Why is there an arrow on the opposite side of the half moon hand? I imagine it has a function, otherwise it looks goofy if it's pointing to nothing while the moon does all the work. And what's the name of the typeface used for the numbers? They're used on a lot of watches, and I'm pretty sure there's a name, but it escapes me.
I'm looking for something that may not exist...an analog watch with perpetual calendar, 200M (or more) water resist, bright lume or some kind of backlight and a high capacity chronograph of at least 5 or 6 hours. (preferably 9 hours). That last requirement probably puts me in ana-digi territory. Or I'll just have to stick with digital.
Watch and learn is great series. Thank you so much for making these Marc. You are truly an asset to the Watch community.
Gracias!
Hey Rob you are everywhere lol 😹
So, you are saying that my perpetual calendar watch still needs to be reset by hand every 100 years? What is this garbage I'm spending my money on?! 🤣
If that's something you just can't live with, try a radio or GPS controlled model. I would go GPS, as I doubt the radio signal will still be broadcasting in 81 years :)
@@TheRealMafoo I don't think so. Yr GPS model'd go void because it might fail to function as old window can't be updated.
There's another one born every minute. Sucker
Nope. Only three times every 400 years. You didn't have to worry about it in 2000 and needn't worry about it in 2400. Hope that helps reduce your anxiety level.
@@Sparks68 Well, thank goodness! 😉😁
Love this series. Cup of coffee, sit back and just watch and learn.....There's is always something I didn't know before or wants me to read about/research further. Great episode! Also, looking forward to the review on the SPC131P1. Thanks!
It's already shot! Will come out next week. Get the coffee maker ready!
Excellent video! Love the look of that Seiko.
I have a Citizen Eco-drive perpetual calendar & chronograph watch. I never had to set the date again so far after its initial setting up.
I do like it!
This is a great video series. Thanks for doing these!
Watching is appreciated!
.....and that boys and girls is how Mark "forces me" to buy another watch :D
Great video..... Thanks for the perpetual calendar watch education!
Thank you for watching!
Very interesting and oh my... Now I need a perpetual calendar.
This is a very interesting and helpful series, Mark. I can't believe how much stuff you know. Thank you.
My wife says I'm full of it. I like to think she means watch knowledge!
your vids are awesome! i have watched (no pun intended) hours and hours of your vids and learned so much.
Thanks so much. Stay tuned!!
Watching your video is super helpful. Especially when there're so many shops in mall selling unknown ridiculously priced brands.
Thank you for doing these informative videos.
This is a great series. Thanks!
Just bought this watch after watching this video
Amazing piece!
Your videos are so interesting. I know a thing or two about watches, but I always find out something new in your videos.
Glad, that's why we're doing these.
I have 7 excellent watches. I is a Perpetual watch and in the manual, instructions; neither 1 explains the Perpetual Calendar. Thanks Much 4 video.
I find these videos wonderful, so clear and informative, really well presented and a wonderful source of information.
Thanks for checking them out.
Thank you for doing these videos!!.. it's amazing to learn these about watches :)
Yes it is! One step at a time!
Thanks Mark... Very informative
Thanks for watching!
You are so oriented and know your stuff thanks for this great info
I just wanted to say thank you for making the videos and I love the Seiko in the video too. I think I found my next watch purchase. Ive always wanted a nice seiko chrono anyway. lol
Great to hear, thank you!
You’re awesome Marc! Thank you for the info. This watch is great. I would like to see you explaining the technical aspects of high end watches at least now and then. I know you’re very busy, but once in a while!
great video, awesome channel to get advice on buying a watch.
So Very Cool !!!! I'm learning so much from You and these videos !!
Yet again another great W&L. What a nice looking seiko 😍
Yes, wait till you see the other versions
My seiko solar radio wave model XS055J with caliper 7B42 purchased from Japan actually have this functionality + solar + radio wave. Bought it since 2012 but didn't know it had this functionality but it is very well appreciated. It's quite a shame mine got black coating on the stainless steel so now it cannot be restored with brushing and polishing.
Seiko SNP039P1 premier kinetic perpetual calendar with leap year correct. Fantastic, as are the other similar models, yes I know its not mechanical, but its a fantastic watch I have had for sometime. Fantastic reviews and information Marc, like your easygoing no nonsense approach. Brilliant.
Thanks so much!
Just ordered thanks for the video i haven't bought a watch in over 10 years and it just started to bug me today i had to keep changing the day every other month and this even has the day and year and month so it's a huge W :)
Haha! Nice work.
Great explanation Mark. And very nice watch.
Appreciate it.
thanks mark for the great info.
Massive thanks mister Mark!
A big THANK YOU for watching.
How could 62 people give this video a 👎 ??? It’s only an explanation of something. There’s no opinion involved. He’s not dissing anyone’s favorite watch. SMH
Nice video Mark, thanks.
Love my seiko.... really surprises how complicated it is for the price
Awesome series! Keep em coming! We are there with you.
Mostly on Digital Watches for a Example a Casio watch has a Perpetual Calendar with Automatic Year date recognition sets the Date correctly on any year
Fascinating. Great explanation!
Didn't know about this model. I've got three of the Seiko 8Fxx perpetuals with 10-yr lithium batteries made between 2001 and 2003 from the date codes on the back. They were introduced by Seiko in 1999. Just replaced the battery in one of them that was made in 2001 - it's the third battery (counting the original). If you do it when it starts the double-tick warning and get the new one in within 3 minutes, it doesn't require reprogramming the year, month and date before closing it up. I've also got a perpetual kinetic auto-relay made in 2013. Provided you don't let it run down completely in long-term storage, it never needs reprogramming. The battery in this one that lasts five years - at best with zero chrono use and near zero calendar use - more like three years in practical use - defeats much of the perpetual calendar convenience other than end of short month - while imposing reprogramming year-month-date every few years. Kinetic is practical if worn almost daily to keep it charged, and solar would be much more practical.
Adjusting the Citizen E510/E710 perpetual calendar is kind of "fun" ;-) I always have to refer to the booklet (itself, hard to find) if I have let the watch run down (very, very seldom, but twice in 12 years)
Some analog watches they do feature Perpetual Calendar other watches you have to set it manually depends on the watch brands
Very educational review again. Thanks.
Thanks.
Great watch! looking forward to your detailed review
Hey Mark are there any Perpetual Calendar complication's for under 10,000 USD? I really wanted a Grand Seiko but noticed that they do not have any. All of the other's that I have seen used online seem to be 20,000+
What a regret that they don't put this model with a solar powered movements...
citizen do :)
@@awakeningwolf model name?
I dont have one but you can google or i think amazon does
@@adriften7564 ig its this one ua-cam.com/video/AQ4zgKM1uXc/v-deo.html
Thank you for the information!
Thanks for watching.
Very interesting Mark. Can't believe I sit watching vlogs on watches but hey....
Nothing wrong with that. . .
I enjoy your educational and informative videos. This Seiko needs only to be reset every 100 years and most importantly every 2 years when changing battery. So, as much as watch is nice, it totally negates the advantage of owning perpetual calendar and not having to adjust it. Respectfully :)
Man this watch solar powered would be phenomenal, but I'm still buying it like it is. If or when it comes out in a solar version I will have another one.
I currently have the citizens perpetual calendar but it is less convenient to operate functions, this seiko is much easier. Love the classic looks of the seiko perpetual calendar. 👍😎👍
I'm not a "Watch-ie", but I'm interested in the calendar, and you know your stuff. Thanks. Too bad that the 400 year leap year rule came in to effect in the year 2000 (that overrode the 100 year non leap year rule) so the general public wasn't given the opportunity to learn that we don't always have leap years every 4 years.
Very true!
Really interesting, very well explained and demonstrated. New subscriber!
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you.
I enjoy these videos
I am glad!
The only thing that bugs me is that they could've made the date indicator hand a little bit more longer. Just a personal preference but love the watch otherwise. Oh and they could've avoided the tachymeter haha Thanks for the info as well.
Mark I always enjoy watching your in-depth reviews of watches and how to set them up. My question is when fall arrives what is the procedure for rolling back the time one hour on the 7T86 movement for this watch? Is it safe to turn the crown counter-clockwise or will it damage the movement?
Doesn't matter. When you set the time by pulling the crown out to the 2nd position, it cancels all alarm settings. After setting the time on the main dial using the crown, you use the pushers to set the alarm subdial to the same time. At the time sync you push the crown back in. The date changes when the subdial time at the six hits midnight (i.e. 24/0 hours), not the main dial and it doesn't affect the date in time setting mode. Even when the alarm is set, the internal IC knows the current time on the 24 hour subdial and it will still change the date when it hits midnight. You're thinking all the day, date, month and year are mechanically driven by a wheel train off the main hour hand. They're not. It's all electronic with the IC kicking stepper or ultrasonic motors.
At costco youll get the perpetual calander quartz seiko for $249 CAD.
Hi
I need help. Do you know how I can return year on perpetual watch. Was playing with watch and now is year not correct.
Great video, love the watch, online it says there is a black dial, Arabic numerals version in 40mm, is that right the information online is ambiguous. Can't wait for the review!
man that watch is beautiful.. didnt know about the price is incredible.!!
Thanks for watching.
Long Island Watch please review the Seiko SRP767K1 I'm looking forward to buy one, I checked your online store and is not listed, you guys don't carry that one ? It's white dial, classic hands... with a leather straps have to look gorgeous
Just bought this watch recently. Before I took it to a watch shop to put a battery in it the day and date was correct, after I got it back it show a totally different day and date (tuesday instead of Saturday and January first instead of November 13th). How come and what should I do?
Great information. I'm looking for a "nice" one" with these, but they always to be expensive, out of my price range and / or don't have one with all the features that I want (actual numbers, NOT indices, hand applied or not, and that it's not look to dressy!I just don't dig them, AND yes about half way through, I gave the vid a thumb's, and hit the subscribe button!.This one sounds awesome. I've been looking at the Seiko site for a while, and do not remember seeing this.
I've been considering a Citizen because, as you noted, the recharge capacity it has, but that's hit or miss. For a little while I've also been considering a Longines Master Collection L2.755.4.78.6 but damn their expensive)
Day and date, that really all I care about.
With it (Seiko) being a quartz drive, I'd assume that they're fairly resilient? I am admittedly rough on a watch, less so now as recently I've since changed jobs, but still, I'd say fairly a bit rough.
Thanks for any help you can give!
How do I set the 24 hour dial? Notice it does not move while adjusting the the hour and minute hand.
damn!!!!!......thanks....very...very informative....nice Seiko
Yes, wait till next week; it gets better!
That looks like the 6106/6119 "Saucer" Sports Diver case, is it?
This watch is the Seiko SPC131P1.
But the Orient SPORTY AUTOMATIC EU00002D and EU07008D are Multi-Year Calendar watches, and they are pretty affordable as well.
Can you please post the picture of the movement? Is the movement made of plastic plates and wheels or a mix of metallic plates?
Pls upload video for complete resetting of this watch. The manual is not clear.
Live! From the in-laws basement! THIS GUY!!!!. (Thanks for the video)
I just bought a Seiko SPC129P1
I m unable to set date in my watch...
Chronograph hand shows +1 when put to stop watch mode...
I would be really grateful if you could explain me in an easy way to resolve it.
Mark, I bought this watch a couple of years ago. I've always had the day jump what appears to be 12 hours "early" and let it slide. I thought I had fixed a couple of days ago by going through the step again but it still does it. Can you tell me what I might be doing wrong or how you would bring the day increment 12 hours back. It certainly isn't as easy to set up as an automatic. Thank you for your great videos and much continued success!
Set it 12h back
At what time in the day is it best to set up your perpetual calendar mechanical watch?(At what hour?)
Is there a video where I can learn how to adjust the hands? Thanks for your advice in advance.
Please, what's the difference between a perpetual with years and without?, thank you.
Really enjoy this series. If you think it's relevant, why would one model of Casio (PAW/PRW 5000) not be able to be shipped to the U.S. per Amazon? I don't get it and have been trying to get one for some time.
very good I understand that now
Hi, is the writings on the dials luminated?
Hy and tks for what you do 😊
Can you explain me haw can i set the alarm
Thank you
This watch is awesome! However to big for my fist (44,6mm). Is there a similar one with max 42mm? Thx
Automatically Calendar from January through December on the watch
Good video Mark, very informative...had a question, are master calendar watches the same as the perpetual calendar watches?
No. The Master Calendar is a JLC term, and just refers to the display of calendar variables. It does not adjust for months less than 31 days.
Long Island Watch Thank you for clearing that up, appreciate it
I would love if you can explain how to use map meter bezel on Seiko watch.
Wow, great idea. Now if I can get my hands on one of those map watches.
Thanks, I will share you with you some details with my new Seiko 5
Except for the leap year ending in 00 which will count 28 days in Feburary
nice watch, just bought one of your bambinos. great price!!
Thanks!
i just recently purchased this watch from amazon and my watch back was not engraved like yours. It has a powder coat finish, could it be a fake?
It would be interesting to find a watch that would also compensate for Daylight Savings Time.
I guess that would be an atomic or radio watch.
that's exactly what it would be.
Yes Every 4 Years we have Leap Years The next Leap Year is in 2024 and the last Leap Year that we had was back in 2020
Bro you are very smart........................... good for you love your videos keep it up.
ps. love your blue dialed Rolex yacht master.
Thanks! Appreciate it. Just pick up alot of stuff.
what is the difference between this watch(spc132p1) and spc129p1 or spc129? thanks
boy that is complicated because I got one of those Seco and expensive one and it says no that way I adjusted one and before last year was a leap year at least that's what that says I don't know I'm just a big date that's all it has and the month it doesn't have that day so I don't know how hope I did this right
i fucking love this guy. doesn't get more real
LOL, thanks!
I didn't understand how we decided about year that is 2017?
How to read date with Month which is not there DialFrame. E. G. February 14
I don't expect perpetual calendar automatic watch has an affordable price. But is there an affordable annual calendar automatic watch? (Of course Seiko 5 should be a great choice if you want calendar (not annual nor perpetual) automatic watch)
No, there isn't.
I know :) Actually I want to ask about the lowest price for an annual calendar automatic watch (I don't expect it affordable though, lol :D)
PS: out of curiosity, I also want to know the lowest price for a perpetual calendar automatic watch.
Based on a not very extensive research, for an annual calendar the Montblanc Heritage Chronométrie Quantième Annuel comes in at about US$6,000 and for a perpetual calendar the Frederique Constant Slimline Manufacture Perpetual Calendar comes in at about US$9,000.
Please can you review citizen perpetual calendar thanks!!!
Next time I come across one.
Why is there an arrow on the opposite side of the half moon hand? I imagine it has a function, otherwise it looks goofy if it's pointing to nothing while the moon does all the work.
And what's the name of the typeface used for the numbers? They're used on a lot of watches, and I'm pretty sure there's a name, but it escapes me.
Tonuzzo Nicklefritz When it's a chronograph it points to the dial indices.
Tonuzzo Nicklefritz No idea on the typeface, sorry.
Man that's a great watch. Just leery of non-solar quartz movements. :-/
Does the calendar last forever?
I'm looking for something that may not exist...an analog watch with perpetual calendar, 200M (or more) water resist, bright lume or some kind of backlight and a high capacity chronograph of at least 5 or 6 hours. (preferably 9 hours). That last requirement probably puts me in ana-digi territory. Or I'll just have to stick with digital.
Can anyone explain what the 6 settings and 5 positions do or mean on a Bulova watch?
the watch does not skip year in 2100. but for some strange reason it does not bother me
by the way you got great vids dude
Thank you!
Bought this watch, my gf loved it so much,she stole it from me ;) going to replace it with a pilot watch of some sort. Need big dial great lume