The Seiko caliber 6119 is an automatic movement introduced in 1967 and produced into the mid-1970s. It features a day-date calendar with quickset mechanism for both the date and day displays. The movement uses a ball-bearing rotor and Diashock shock protection. Three variants were produced (6119A, 6119B, and 6119C), with the C version offering instant-setting for both calendar displays.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Movement Type
Automatic
Display Type
Analog
Rotor Type
Ball Bearing
Shock Protection
Diashock
COMPLICATIONS
DateDay
FEATURES
Quickset DateQuickset Day
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