Seiko auto chrono movt 8r28 or 6s28??
i have a new grail in my sights: Seiko Auto Chronograph SAGK001

from what i have read, it uses the 8r28 movement, which features:
- true column wheel
- 3-pointed hammer component for "fly-back"/instant chrono reset
- subdials @ 3, 6 & 9 (my fav!!)
- date window @ 4
BUT the new model chrono SAGH001 is a little different, but more "Tag-heuer" look :evil:

the SAGH001 uses the new 6s28 movement, which does not have a true column wheel, but a pillar wheel.
the SAGH001 has subdials at 12, 9 & 6. date window @ 3 and a display back.
Can anyone explain to me the difference between a column wheel and a pillar wheel?