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>Then it became the part where they shoved all their leftover movements as they were planning to move upmarket and started gradually discontinuing a lot of quartz models. That era of Credor - mid 2000s to late 2010s - is basically Seiko moving all the movements that weren't good enough for their current lineup and the Grand Seiko calibers that were completely phased out due to GS becoming its own entity with its own caliber catalog. You're quite literally getting sloppy seconds from the entire Seiko group with these.
You're the biggest disengenious faggot
6S was released in 1998, developed at The Shinshu Watch Studio where they only make Spring Drive and 9F now and put first in a Credor and never a Grand Seiko. They had to bring watchmakers out of retirement to make it and it's one of the best chronograph movements made. Tag Heuer ended up buying it