Nomods Seiko NH71 TMI Automatic Skeleton Movement

NH71 Skeleton Automatic Movement

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The Seiko NH71 is the gold-bridged member of the NH skeleton family. Manufactured by TMI (Time Module Inc.), a subsidiary of Seiko Instruments, the NH71 features open-worked bridges finished in gold plating that read warm and bright through a skeleton dial. Where the NH70 shows natural silver bridges and the NH72 goes dark, the NH71 sits between them — the gold catches light across the open-worked architecture rather than relying on contrast. Same proven platform underneath: 21,600 bph, 24 jewels, 41-hour power reserve, hacking, and hand-winding.

Specifications
Specification Detail
Caliber Seiko NH71A
Type Automatic Skeleton
Frequency 21,600 bph (6 beats per second)
Jewels 24
Power Reserve 41 hours
Hacking Yes
Hand-Winding Yes
Date No
Skeleton Yes (open-worked bridges)
Bridge Finish Gold-plated
Stem Position 3 o’clock
Rotor Bidirectional
Compatibility

The NH71 fits every Nomods case: Royal Oak 37 mm, Royal Oak 41 mm, Petrichor, and Seikonaut. As with all skeleton movements, it needs a skeleton dial — one with cutouts or transparent sections — to show the open-worked bridges. Pairing it with a solid dial hides the architecture completely. The gold bridges pair naturally with gold and rose gold cases for a tonal build, and against silver or black cases they become the warm focal point of the dial.

Dial sizes: 28.5 mm skeleton dials for the Royal Oak 37 mm and Petrichor cases · 30.8 mm skeleton dials for the Royal Oak 41 mm and Seikonaut cases.

NH71 Skeleton Automatic Movement
NH71 Skeleton Automatic Movement
€122,95

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Frequently Asked Questions

Orders are processed within 2–5 business days, then shipped from Oslo, Norway. Europe: 5–10 business days. Rest of world: up to 2 weeks. All orders include a tracking number sent by email.

Yes. We ship to most countries. International orders (outside Europe) may be subject to local import duties — these are the buyer's responsibility.

You can return any unused item in original packaging within 30 days of receiving it. Contact us at help@nomods.co with your order number. Return shipping is deducted from the refund unless we made an error.

All parts carry a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects. Complete watches are covered under the same terms.

Yes. We use genuine TMI (Time Module Inc.) NH-series automatic movements — NH35, NH34 GMT, NH70 and NH72 skeleton — the same movements used by Seiko in their own watches.

A complete watch is fully assembled, regulated, and ready to wear. Parts are individual components — cases, dials, hands, movements — sold to builders who want to assemble their own watch. If you're new to modding, start with a case kit or a complete build.

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