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The SEIKO (SII) NH38/NH39 Setting Lever (#0383186) is a genuine Japanese-made component for the NH38 and NH39 automatic movements. As a critical part of the keyless works mechanism, the setting lever controls the sliding pinion, enabling smooth and reliable switching between winding and time-setting modes when the crown is operated. This brand new original part is essential for watchmakers restoring proper crown function when the original setting lever becomes worn or damaged.
Genuine Seiko/SII part – authentic Japanese-made component for the NH38 and NH39 movements
Keyless works component – controls the sliding pinion for mode switching
Smooth crown operation – enables reliable transition between winding and time-setting positions
NH38/NH39 specific – designed for open-heart movements with hacking seconds and hand-winding capability
Direct replacement – drop-in replacement for worn or damaged setting levers
Part Number: 0383186
Compatible Movements: Seiko NH38, NH39 (also known as 4R38/4R39)
Movement Family: NH Series (based on NH35 architecture)
Movement Frequency: 21,600 vph (3 Hz)
Jewels: 24
Power Reserve: ~41 hours
Features: Hacking (seconds stop), hand-winding, open-heart balance display (NH38/NH39)
Origin: Japan
Service and overhaul – replacing worn or damaged setting levers in NH38/NH39 movements
Keyless works repair – resolving issues with crown position switching or winding/setting engagement
Crown function restoration – ensuring smooth winding and time-setting operation
Suitable for professional watchmakers and experienced repair technicians
1. Is this a genuine Seiko/SII part?
Yes, this is a genuine Seiko (SII/TMI) factory part made in Japan. The NH38 and NH39 are manufactured by Seiko Instruments Inc. (SII) and distributed by Time Module Inc. (TMI) . Using genuine parts ensures proper fit, long-term durability, and maintains the movement’s factory specifications .
2. Which movements is this setting lever compatible with?
This setting lever is specifically designed for the Seiko NH38 and NH39 movements. The NH38 is an open-heart movement with no date or day function, while the NH39 adds a 24-hour subdial at approximately 10:30 position . The keyless works mechanism operates identically on both calibers .
3. What are the signs that the setting lever needs replacement?
Common signs include difficulty switching crown positions, loose or stiff crown operation, or failure to engage winding/setting functions properly. The NH38/NH39 has two crown positions: position 0 for hand-winding and position 1 (fully pulled) for time-setting with hacking . If switching between these positions becomes irregular, the setting lever may need replacement.
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