We Love this Movement (NH35)

[@shanemeyer9224]

When it comes to cheaper movements this is absolutely the king no doubt, very well made by Seiko, very easy to work on(other than their magic winding mechanism), they are stupid reliable and very common

[@markwilding5108]

Love my NH35A movement! Want to build a few more watches with it, seems dependable but cost effective

[@glenh4971]

I agree. I love the NH35A movement. Mine run 30 seconds fast every day and it doesnt even bother me. They are just dependable and affordable. Just case em up and go.

[@julienfroidevaux1143]

That's shocking . A Vostok at 1/2 the price is about 5 seconds out over a day ,......

[@glenh4971]

@@julienfroidevaux1143 I have 3 Bostoc watches. None are as accurate as you describe. Quit exaggerating.

[@julienfroidevaux1143]

@@glenh4971 Well I have and plenty others have as well Yes it's a pot luck movement . Though unlike the Seiko movement never heard anybody claim good time keeping . Reliability yes time keeping no .

[@dimitrijekrstic7567]

​@@glenh4971buddy shut up, your NH35 is definitrly not tuned. It should be getting closer to 3-4 seconds a day.

[@dimitrijekrstic7567]

​@@julienfroidevaux1143what do you mean half the price? The NH35 is 20-30 dollars brand new 😂

[@progenji6970]

I have a question, are you guys planning on releasing kits based on the miyota 9000 series movement? I really love your dive & explorer watches but I also prefer higher beatrate.

[@dr_that_guy]

Are the movements you ship regulated?

[@anulu-momento]

I have always wondered if you can take the rotor off automatics with handwind and use them in slightly thinner cases and without the rotor covering the movement

[@DIYWatchClub]

Yes, you can actually do that!

[@MrJmawiseman]

Just finished my first ever watch build with one of these using parts from AliExpress. The only problem i had was putting the second hand on 🤦😂. Worn it for 3 days now and around 15 secs fast but i don't mind.

[@zachtan]

And it's still cheaper and better than a Shitstem51

[@DIYWatchClub]

😂

[@9426sunny]

System51 is shitty movement for one time use.

[@9426sunny]

The best movement in the World for total score.

[@JgHaverty]

Yea hard to complain about it. Not glamorous, but reliable and durable.

[@Tinnitugram]

What's the diference between NH35A SII and NH35A TMI? 😮 Why change the SII and TMI , what's the diference?

[@MR-rp3xr]

The power reserve on automatic watches with no winder is less than 41 hours and reely on being worn regularly

[@JgHaverty]

... what are you talking about 😂. If you power an nh 35 to full power, it lasts 41 hours. Over time, after 7-8 years, itll slow down to about 39-40 hours instead.

[@dimitrijekrstic7567]

It has both an automatic winder, and hand winding. It's around 41 hours too, so your comment makes no sense at all

[@ii1189]

Do i wind it by hand?

[@DIYWatchClub]

That's an automatic movement. (not a hand-wound movement)

[@hasanhuseyinates9643]

When winding the watch manually, should it get stuck in a certain place? Mine keeps spinning. is this normal

[@CrossingRover]

That’s normal, it dissipates the excess energy by slipping the mainspring around inside the barrel like a clutch. Same way the automatic movement can’t overwind the watch.

[@dimitrijekrstic7567]

​@@CrossingRovernice. Good to know. Thanks for the info brother

[@CybertroninfiniteOfficial]

the problem is when 70% of my watches have this movement or similar varient

[@JgHaverty]

Or maybe theres a reason why 70% of your (hell, *our* watches haha) watches have it lol. Its a good movement 👌. My only swiss movement is ironically an invicta i have that uses the same eta as the omega speedmaster lol.

[@dimitrijekrstic7567]

What is the problem? You never stated any problems

[@CybertroninfiniteOfficial]

@@dimitrijekrstic7567 it's boring as a collector

[@juanrafaeltosado1812]

¡¡ YES' I LOVE NJ35 ( TO ME THE BEST ONE "ST 1612 " )

[@juanrafaeltosado1812]

ALSO WAS BORN ( SWISS)❤.

[@JgHaverty]

Its NH 35, its a japanese movement made in malaysia. The st1612 is a chinese mass produced movement. What does you being swiss have to do with anything here??

[@palerider2020]

​@JgHaverty he just letting everyone know he was born in Switzerland, yet,doesnt know a watch movment from a river pebble

[@evolution8662]

What's Hack???

[@DIYWatchClub]

Hacking second, meaning the second hand stops when you adjust time, allowing for more accurate adjustment

[@SugarKalamay]

Its better to have a solid caseback. Movement is fantastic. Just not to look at

[@TheSchnook]

I respect your opinion but I disagree.

[@SugarKalamay]

@@TheSchnook respected. I have a Frankenstein with an NH35 movement and open caseback. Haha

[@survivalSC]

I agree. The nh35 is the tank of movements but it’s a ugly movement. Should be in a solid case back with water rating at least 200m and just use the watch for everything. Take advantage of how great the movement is for some watches.

[@SugarKalamay]

@@survivalSC right, same with the nh36 and 7s26. All fantastic but not with an open caseback

[@gupipies]

404 / 5 000 The biggest problem is servicing this mechanism. Any trivial repair or cleaning is unprofitable... It is better to replace the entire mechanism. Moreover, it has plastic parts, so it is a watch that will last 10-20 years and if it breaks or requires cleaning, it is not worth it. That's why Swiss mechanisms are much better, because you can give such a watch to your children.

[@jayjayhooksch1]

I disagree. I inherited a Rolex but it is beyond my means to have it serviced. If I leave my kids a timeless looking and quality material watch (good steel, good fit and finish, sapphire, ceramics etc) with an nh35 they will always be able to afford to have it repaired since any watchmaker (or even my kids themselves) can replace the movement at minimal cost. The problem is finding a good quality watch that runs the NH series movements that isnt a stigmatized homage brand. I have opted to order components individually and assemble some watches myself. I plan on teaching my kids how to assemble the parts, regulate the movement and do routine maintenance.

[@Zarakkahnn]

Is it a Chinese NH35. Because there is no country origin or the rotor. As the genuine rotor has japan or Malaysia stamped. The one in this videos has TMI stamped.

[@martintoenoe]

Most SHIT movement. Accuracy is bad on these. Plus mine stopped working

[@survivalSC]

nh35 movements can get to 3-5 secs a day so that is really good. Most of the problems I have seen on watches with the nh35 was not the movement it was the cheap ass company that sold the watch has 0 quality control. But in the end we get what we pay for. But a nice 300-400 dollar watch should last 5 years before you need to do anything to it.

[@martintoenoe]

@@survivalSC 5 years?? 😂 u got scammed if it last 5 years dude

[@survivalSC]

@@martintoenoe most watch movements recommend a service around 5 years. Not saying you have to do it. It’s just recommended

[@dimitrijekrstic7567]

​@@survivalSC😂😂😂😂 you are joking right?