Seiko caliber 5606A is an automatic movement introduced in 1969 and discontinued by the early 1970s. It features sweep seconds, quickset date, and hacking seconds — a relatively uncommon combination for Japanese movements of that period. The caliber saw use in Seiko's dress and casual models before the company consolidated its movement lines.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Movement Type
Automatic
Display Type
Analog
COMPLICATIONS
Date
FEATURES
Sweep SecondsQuickset DateHacking Seconds
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QUICK FACTS
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