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Grand Seiko Grand Seiko 56GS 5641-5000 5641

The Grand Seiko Grand Seiko 56GS 5641-5000 (reference 5641) is a watch. It runs on the automatic caliber 5641.

Specifications

Case

Reference
5641
Collection
56GS

Movement

Movement
Automatic
Caliber
5641
Frequency
28,800 vph

Production

Production
Vintage

Dial versions

This reference was made with these dials and finishes.

  • 5641

    5641-5000

How it compares within the 56GS family

Side by side with other references in the same collection, from the catalog.

ReferenceSizeMaterialDialCaliberYears
5641 (This watch)———5641—
5645———56451970–1977
5646———56461970–1977

About the 56GS family

The 56GS, introduced in 1970, is an automatic Grand Seiko running at 28,800 vibrations per hour. It was produced into the later 1970s with date and day-date versions, on calibers 5641, 5645 and 5646.

It is one of the more accessible vintage Grand Seiko families. Buyers check the case for sharp lines, the dial and hands for originality, and the automatic winding and date change for correct function.

Quick answers

What movement does the Grand Seiko Grand Seiko 56GS 5641-5000 5641 use?
It uses the automatic caliber 5641.
Is the Grand Seiko Grand Seiko 56GS 5641-5000 5641 still in production?
Vintage.

Catalog facts checked October 2026.