Casio with Miyota Movement.

[smada505]

I have a Casio MTD-1045.  It has a Miyota 2S60 movement.  Depending on what websites I look at this movement is a chronograph or it only has hour, minute, second hands with date at 3.  As you can see the normal battery for this movement is a small but Casio seems to have added a spacer is using the CR2012 battery sitting over the movement.

Is this normal?

I need a new stem but when I search for the part using the movement number I get 2 different part numbers?

Is there a way to determine by looking which might be the one?

Thanks.

[jdm]

59 minutes ago, smada505 said:

Depending on what websites I look at this movement is a chronograph or it only has hour, minute, second hands with date at 3.

Certainly is not a chronograph.

 

59 minutes ago, smada505 said:

Is this normal?

Yes. The actual battery is the CR2012, the slot for the silver oxide battery is (confusingly) there because it shares most parts with the more economical 1Mxx series.

 

59 minutes ago, smada505 said:

Is there a way to determine by looking which might be the one?

The Miyota website: https://miyotamovement.com/product/2S60/
A special long stem is needed only on big watches like 45mm and above, beside one can do with a stem extender anyway.

[watchweasol]

Find attached the 2S60 parts sheet. there are also referenced in the  jules borel database if you need a cross reference    Its a threehand movement

 

7363_Miyota 2S60 - Parts List.pdf