Grand Seiko · Heritage
Snowflake
- Diameter
- 41 mm
- Movement
- Spring drive
Guide
Power reserve is how long a fully wound watch keeps running before it stops. For decades, 40 to 50 hours was typical, so a watch taken off on Friday evening would often have stopped by Monday morning.
Many newer movements reach 70 hours or more. The gains usually come from more efficient escapements, longer mainsprings or a lower beat rate, sometimes traded against other properties.
We list every reference fitted with a caliber whose power reserve is sourced at 70 hours or more.
Grand Seiko · Heritage
Grand Seiko · Heritage
Hamilton · Khaki Field
Hamilton · Khaki Field
Rolex · Submariner
Rolex · GMT-Master II
Tudor · Black Bay
Tudor · Black Bay
Included: references linked to at least one caliber whose power reserve carries a recorded source and is 70 hours or more. References with no linked caliber, or an unsourced power reserve, are left out.
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