About Mizeni

Welcome to my labour of love! I’m a Seiko watch fan living in Japan and over the past few years I’ve been collecting details and links about Seiko watch movements, partly to help with repairing them, partly just out of curiosity. I’ve now made the database public here (although it's still a work in progress) so hopefully it'll be useful to other watch collectors and restorers.

Because all the data is collected by hand, it’s possible I’ve made mistakes. If you spot any, feel free to let me know using the form below.

In the meantime, a good starting place is the main Seiko movement list. You can also get news and discussion in your inbox with my free Seiko newsletter, or check out my YouTube channel for videos about Seiko watches. Thanks for stopping by!

Image Usage

Images on Mizeni, unless otherwise stated, are created by me and released under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial (CC BY-NC 4.0) license. This means you're free to use them with the following conditions:

• You make it clear the image is from Mizeni, including a link to this website (mizeni.com) or social media handle (@mizenidotcom) where possible.
• The usage is non-commercial, i.e. for personal use only.

In some cases I've used images that were not taken by me. To the best of my knowledge, these images are either public domain or were released under a Creative Commons license, and I've included attribution in those cases. If you are the creator and would like your image removed, please let me know using the form above.

Acknowledgements

Big thanks to Francisco Presencia, the developer of Picnic CSS which this site uses for its layout and design, and to my little Tokyo Tech support group for their continued good advice, suggestions and inspiration.