Cartier Santos 100 Automatic

Hey guys, just a quick question regarding Seiko's 5H23 quartz movement popular in late 80's and early 90's Sports 100/150 and dive watches. I understand that this movement is quite similar to Seiko's 5Y23 movement only a slightly higher torque version. Is this the case? And also, in my enclosed picture, does anyone know what the little yellow circles are on the movement (one to the left of the crystal and two to the right of the battery). Any help would be appreciated!........

Jewel: A piece of ruby or (less commonly) sapphire or aquamarine, used as a substitute for steel where great resistance towear is needed most usually as a bearing in which the pivot of a wheel rotates. The pallets of a lever escapement arealso jewelled. The technique of making jewels was patented by Pierre Debaufre and Nicolas Facio de Duillier in 1704and was applied sparingly in the 18th century, chiefly by English makers who thereby overtook the French as the world'sleaders in watchmakin........