Watch was purchased by an Amazon customer who returned it thinking the item was broken as it has a double tick on the second hand- I spoke to Seiko who told me this is what the watch does when it is low on battery and when worn consistently will charge up and revert to normal second hand movement.

It is in its box- inner box is fine but outer box has some damage- not a major issue.

All paperwork and guarantees are with the watch.

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Automatic movement watches work by motion and spinning of the watchs inner rotor.

The spinning of the rotor then winds the mainspring and powers the watch over time.

There is no internal battery so usually the watch will stop running within 1-3 days.

The Seiko Kinetic movement watch is designed differently from traditional automatic movement watches.

The movement does have an internal rotor inside that swings, but its connected to a piece of quartz and a capacitor.

The power stored on the watch can last up to 4 years or longer.

Since the power last so long for Kinetic watches, we do not recommend purchasing a watch winder.

Many of our customers who purchase a watch winder for their automatic watches also own Seiko Kinetic watches and will use an unused slot to hold the Seiko Kinetic watch.

It makes a nice display but the Kinetic watch will not take a charge from the circular motion of the watch winder.

Seiko has produced a device called the Kinetic Energy Supplier that has an internal magnet which will power up your kinetic watches.

Since Seiko Kinetic watches hold a charge for a long time, we do not see the need for a Kinetic energy supplier for the average person.

There are many posts online about using Braun toothbrush chargers and Phillips led candle chargers so that is something you may want to look into.

When worn, the wrist can provide the movement needed to make the rotor turn fast enough to charge but a smooth watch winder, it just does not create enough momentum to get the rotor moving fast enough.

Induction charging is the best way to charge a Seiko kinetic.

I would suggest putting a fully wound watch in the winder with it set to 650 bi-directional.

After 2 days if the time is not correct I would move to the next setting up in turns per day.

I would be hesistant to run an old watch like that without servicing it first.

So where does the 4 years of power stored that you were saying apply on my kinetic.

Also, is my Seiko 7002-7001 a Kinetic Watch Mahalo (Thank you) for your expertise.

If you watch is not able to keep time overnight it may be time to service the watch.

Does this mean 650 in each direction or 650 in total Thank you for any advice.

Seiko Kinetic Charge