Main Plate
The base structure holding all components.
Quartz Crystal
Regulates timing frequency.
Integrated Circuit (IC)
Controls the quartz oscillator and motor functions.
Stepping Motor
Converts electrical impulses into mechanical movement.
Gear Train
Includes pinions and wheels for driving the hour, minute, and second hands.
Hands
Hour hand
Minute hand
Central seconds hand
Date Driving Wheel
Drives the date change mechanism.
Date Disc
Displays the date through the date window.
Crown and Stem Assembly
For manual time and date setting.
Setting Lever
Engages the crown functions.
Battery Contact Springs
Conduct electricity from the battery to the movement.
Battery Clamp
Holds the battery securely in place.
Dial
Faceplate with hour markers.
Rotor (in some quartz movements, if applicable)
N/A in typical quartz analog calibers like 8223A.
Shock Absorber Components
Protects movement from mechanical shocks.
Gaskets and Seals
Ensures water and dust resistance.
The 8223A is a basic quartz analog movement without complications such as chronographs or alarms, so the parts list is simpler than multi-function quartz calibers.
For exact spare part numbers and availability, consulting official Seiko technical manuals or authorized service centers is recommended.
Components like the battery (typically SR927W) are replaceable without specialized tools.
The gear train and stepping motor are critical for precise hand movement.
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