Chronograph Alarm

R$ 800 BRL

Only the clock. The Seiko Chronograph Alarm 7T32-7C69 watch has detailed technical features that made it a very popular and collectible model between the 1990s and 2000s. Case Diameter: 39 mm (approximately 41 mm including the crowns). Thickness: 9.5 mm (slim profile and comfortable for the wrist). Strap Lug Width: 19 mm. Material: Stainless steel case with a brushed finish on the top and polished finish on the sides. Crystal: Hardlex type mineral glass ( Seiko 's proprietary technology for greater scratch resistance). Movement Specifications (Calibre 7T32) Movement Type: Analog Quartz. Oscillator Frequency: 32.768 Hz. Accuracy: Variation of less than ±15 seconds per month at normal temperature. Battery: Model SR927W (with an estimated lifespan of approximately 2 years under standard use). End of Battery Life (EOL) Indicator: When the battery is low, the small seconds hand advances in 2-second intervals to warn that a replacement is needed. Driving Mechanism: Equipped with 4 independent stepper motors to manage the different sets of hands. The watch has a total of 7 hands and a unique configuration of 3 push buttons and 2 crowns to operate its multiple functions: 12 o'clock subdial: Chronograph minute accumulator (marks up to 30 minutes in 1/5-second increments). 9 o'clock subdial: Small continuous seconds hand (indicates the regular running time of the main clock). 6 o'clock subdial: Clock independent of the alarm. Can be set to a 12-hour basis or configured to show a second time zone (Dual Time). Date Window: Positioned at 3 o'clock with a quick adjustment system. Chronograph: The central seconds hand functions strictly for the stopwatch, moving continuously and smoothly (marking 1/5th of a second increments).