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>>14053273
>The Seiko quartz I went for has an overbuilt in-house movement from the 80s that is used exclusively in the SBBN model line, is high-torque (so no shaking seconds hand like with the ETAs), is large enough to fill the entire case, hits every seconds marker perfectly, can be serviced, and has rate trimmers to adjust for decaying accuracy decades from now.
picrel

Those two little holes with the vertical wires visible through them (somewhere bottom left from the middle of the movement) are the rate trimmers.
If after a few decades the watch starts drifting too wildly, you cut either the (+) wire or the (-) wire to adjust by a few seconds per month in the desired direction.