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« στις: Απρίλιος 26, 2016, 18:46:23 μμ »Dubois-Depraz
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Efficent practices has Dubois-Depraz producing over 100,000 movement modules each year
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Efficent practices has Dubois-Depraz producing over 100,000 movement modules each year
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« στις: Αύγουστος 16, 2014, 10:50:58 πμ »ETA 2824-2892
Dimensions and Differences
Dimensions are very similar to the 2892. Casing diameter is identical, 25.6mm, but the overall height is slightly more, 4.6mm versus 3.6mm. That doesn’t sound like much, only 1mm thicker. Still, considering the small dimensions that we’re dealing with, 4.6mm is almost 28% thicker than 3.6mm.
So, the million dollar question that most aficionados have been waiting for – how does the ETA 2824/2 compare to the ETA 2892-A2? Or more specifically, is it as accurate and as reliable as the latter?
I don’t see any difference in accuracy between the two, provided that they are both fitted with the highest – chronometer – grade parts, carefully lubricated and adjusted to the best accuracy possible. Of course, very few fall into that category, so it’s no wonder that the 2824 has gotten a bad rap as the 2892’s poor cousin.
Dimensions and Differences
Dimensions are very similar to the 2892. Casing diameter is identical, 25.6mm, but the overall height is slightly more, 4.6mm versus 3.6mm. That doesn’t sound like much, only 1mm thicker. Still, considering the small dimensions that we’re dealing with, 4.6mm is almost 28% thicker than 3.6mm.
So, the million dollar question that most aficionados have been waiting for – how does the ETA 2824/2 compare to the ETA 2892-A2? Or more specifically, is it as accurate and as reliable as the latter?
I don’t see any difference in accuracy between the two, provided that they are both fitted with the highest – chronometer – grade parts, carefully lubricated and adjusted to the best accuracy possible. Of course, very few fall into that category, so it’s no wonder that the 2824 has gotten a bad rap as the 2892’s poor cousin.
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« στις: Αύγουστος 08, 2014, 15:08:29 μμ »Λίγοι μπορούν να φτιάξουν μηχανές.
Στάλθηκε από το Xperia T μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk
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« στις: Αύγουστος 07, 2014, 15:39:36 μμ »
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Movement 1904 MC
Measuring 11 ½ lignes and 4 mm high, the movement is designed to be reliable, easy to service and suitable for mass production. Notably it is the same diameter as the ETA 2892, if slightly thicker, enabling it to be an easy replacement for the 2892.
The 1904 MC is constructed with double barrels that unwind in series for more consistent torque over the 48 hour power reserve. Sitting on ceramic ball bearings, the rotor winds both barrels are wound bidirectionally thanks to a V-shaped pawl. This winding mechanism is very similar to Seiko’s “Magic Lever”.
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« στις: Ιούνιος 28, 2014, 15:25:09 μμ » Η Seiko εδινε την cal. 4L στην Soprod. Η ιδια η Seiko το εχει αρνηθει,αλλα ανεπισημα στελεχη της εταιριας το εχουν παραδεχθει,δηλαδη η Soprod A10 εχει βασιστει στην Seiko cal. 4L
http://www.soprod.ch/EN/Mecanique.htm
Specifications:
Soprod Alternance 10 (SOP A 10)
11 1/2 lines
Diameter: 25.60mm
Height: 3,60 mm without hand fitting
Base: 3 hands out of the center
Date window: 3 o`clock
Handling & corrections:
a) manual wind up possible
b) fast date correction
c) stop-second
25 jewels
Frequency 28.800 b/h
Power Reserve: about 42h
Winding: bi-directional
Adjusted: 4 positions
Additional cost:
COSC certification on request
Decoration on choice: circular grained, Geneva stripes, circular stripes
Finish on choice: Rhodium plating, gilt
p.s
Soprod A10,επιπεδο ΕΤΑ 2892
http://www.soprod.ch/EN/Mecanique.htm
Specifications:
Soprod Alternance 10 (SOP A 10)
11 1/2 lines
Diameter: 25.60mm
Height: 3,60 mm without hand fitting
Base: 3 hands out of the center
Date window: 3 o`clock
Handling & corrections:
a) manual wind up possible
b) fast date correction
c) stop-second
25 jewels
Frequency 28.800 b/h
Power Reserve: about 42h
Winding: bi-directional
Adjusted: 4 positions
Additional cost:
COSC certification on request
Decoration on choice: circular grained, Geneva stripes, circular stripes
Finish on choice: Rhodium plating, gilt
p.s
Soprod A10,επιπεδο ΕΤΑ 2892
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« στις: Ιανουάριος 24, 2014, 15:00:54 μμ »πλούσιο φωτογραφικό υλικό....
μηχανές
http://www.tempusdomains.com/watchscape/gallerymovt.shtml
χρονογράφοι
http://www.tempusdomains.com/watchscape/gallerychrono.shtml
μηχανές
http://www.tempusdomains.com/watchscape/gallerymovt.shtml
χρονογράφοι
http://www.tempusdomains.com/watchscape/gallerychrono.shtml
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« στις: Ιανουάριος 07, 2014, 02:32:24 πμ »
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« στις: Ιανουάριος 07, 2014, 02:21:38 πμ »Στάλθηκε από: george_
« στις: Ιανουάριος 06, 2014, 19:45:24 μμ »ωμέγα γιατί έχει τη καλύτερη μηχανή της πιάτσας κ επειδή το φοράει ο μπόντ, τζέημς μπόντκαι τα ρολεξακια,μια χαρα ειναι!
Συμφωνω και εγω.στα χρηματα αυτα θα πηγαινα για ρολεξ!
συνεχιζω εδω,θεωρω οτι αυτο το παραπανω ειναι το co-axial στην Ωμεγα,αλλα και η Ρολεξ εχει δοκιμασει νεο escapement πριν χρονια,αλλα δεν το εχει ακομα υιοθετησει
Three proprietary hairspring designs: Omega's Si14 by Nivarox-FAR, The Parachrom spring by Rolex, and the Silinvar Balance Spring by Patek Philippe
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« στις: Ιανουάριος 06, 2014, 19:17:02 μμ »Στάλθηκε από: george_
« στις: Νοέμβριος 20, 2013, 21:50:14 μμ »Over the last few years, La Joux-Perret has been the provider of column-wheel chronographs (modified from the ETA 7750 design) for Hublot. It also boasts a number of spectacular innovations, such as the Caliber 360 chronograph for TAG Heuer, which records hundredth-of-a-second interval
Μια εταιρια που εχει πελατες μεγαλες Ελβετικες εταιριες,ενωσε τις δυναμεις της με τον κολοσσο απο την Ιαπωνια(Citizen) που παταει πλεον γερα στην Ελβετια...τι θα δουμε απο το νεο αυτο γαμο?Ισως swiss made με ιαπωνικο harispring,σε λογικο κοστος που μπορει να χτυπησει ανετα το swatch group και να ειναι πλεον ενας απο τους βασικους παικτες !
Το κοστος της εξαγορας ηταν 70 εκατομμυρια δολαρια
"In combining the financial strength of the Citizen Group with the know-how of the Prothor Group in manufacturing movements, we will create an even stronger Swiss player in mechanical movements and components
The target's selling shareholders are a group of more than 20 private investors including management, while its clients include some of the best-known makers of Swiss watches, including LVMH Moët-Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA's TAG Heuer; Cie. Financière Richemont SA; and Hermès International SA. In November LVMH bought Swiss watch dials maker ArteCad SA.
deal
Μια εταιρια που εχει πελατες μεγαλες Ελβετικες εταιριες,ενωσε τις δυναμεις της με τον κολοσσο απο την Ιαπωνια(Citizen) που παταει πλεον γερα στην Ελβετια...τι θα δουμε απο το νεο αυτο γαμο?Ισως swiss made με ιαπωνικο harispring,σε λογικο κοστος που μπορει να χτυπησει ανετα το swatch group και να ειναι πλεον ενας απο τους βασικους παικτες !
Το κοστος της εξαγορας ηταν 70 εκατομμυρια δολαρια
"In combining the financial strength of the Citizen Group with the know-how of the Prothor Group in manufacturing movements, we will create an even stronger Swiss player in mechanical movements and components
The target's selling shareholders are a group of more than 20 private investors including management, while its clients include some of the best-known makers of Swiss watches, including LVMH Moët-Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA's TAG Heuer; Cie. Financière Richemont SA; and Hermès International SA. In November LVMH bought Swiss watch dials maker ArteCad SA.
deal
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« στις: Νοέμβριος 19, 2013, 23:29:58 μμ » The three largest hairspring manufacturers in the world are the Nivarox/FAR division of ETA, Citizen and Seiko.................... If Citizen start to produce them in Switzerland, it will genuinely be a game changer.
Citizen, by one measure, the world's biggest watchmaking company today announced the purchase of Prothor.
http://justwatchingwithjamesdowling.blogspot.it/2012/03/pre-basel-bombshell-citizen-buys-swiss.html
Citizen, by one measure, the world's biggest watchmaking company today announced the purchase of Prothor.
http://justwatchingwithjamesdowling.blogspot.it/2012/03/pre-basel-bombshell-citizen-buys-swiss.html
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« στις: Νοέμβριος 19, 2013, 13:54:15 μμ »H La Joux-Perret ειναι η νεα εταιρια της Citizen,που με τον τροπο αυτο μπαινει στην ελβετικη ωρολογοποιια(calibers).Δεν ειναι μια τυχαια εταιρια αφου μεταξυ των πελατων της ειναι η Hublot και η Panerai στην οποια δινει το rattrapante.
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« στις: Νοέμβριος 12, 2013, 21:56:16 μμ »Nivarox:
Nivarox FAR's hairsprings cost around $10 to manufacture and are among the cheapest available, the German alternatives cost nearly $100, and will likely double the cost of any movement made. Not sure about the Japanese ones but they should be around the Nivarox price or a bit cheaper. But using them again questions the concept of 'Swiss made', with ETA's outsourcing of many parts of their movements, the hairspring is one of the last (and most important) parts to be made wholly in Switzerland, so using anything else will destroy the 'Swiss made' concept.
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ενα πολυ σημαντικο κομματι,στο οποιο το swatch group εχει δεσποζουσα θεση
Nivarox FAR's hairsprings cost around $10 to manufacture and are among the cheapest available, the German alternatives cost nearly $100, and will likely double the cost of any movement made. Not sure about the Japanese ones but they should be around the Nivarox price or a bit cheaper. But using them again questions the concept of 'Swiss made', with ETA's outsourcing of many parts of their movements, the hairspring is one of the last (and most important) parts to be made wholly in Switzerland, so using anything else will destroy the 'Swiss made' concept.
wus
ενα πολυ σημαντικο κομματι,στο οποιο το swatch group εχει δεσποζουσα θεση
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« στις: Νοέμβριος 12, 2013, 01:46:11 πμ »Στο winding direction εννοεί manual ή τον ρότορα?
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« στις: Νοέμβριος 12, 2013, 01:44:25 πμ »Στο winding direction εννοεί manual ή τον ρότορα?
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« στις: Νοέμβριος 12, 2013, 01:28:37 πμ »The Swatch Group yesterday
Under the leadership of Nicolas G. Hayek (1928-2010), the Swatch Group achieved worldwide renown as the crown jewel of the watchmaking industry. In the early 1980s, Mr. Hayek led the firm’s recovery from a severe crisis. His decisive leadership was critical to the launch of the Swatch watch in 1983 and subsequently drove the continuous development and improvement of all Swatch Group brands. His innovative strategies also served as important models for the Swiss watchmaking industry as a whole and played a key role in the revival of the industry. The achievements of N.G. Hayek have been widely recognized in Switzerland and beyond, resulting in a number of notable awards, including that of Doctor honoris causa, awarded by the Universities of Neuchâtel and Bologna in 1998. In 2003, he was named Officier de la Légion d’Honneur de France. Nicolas G. Hayek was Chairman and Delegate of the Board of Directors of The Swatch Group Ltd from 1986 to 2010.
In 1998, SMH (Swiss Corporation for Microelectronics and Watchmaking Industries Ltd.), founded by Nicolas G. Hayek in 1983 through the merger Swiss watchmakers ASUAG and SSIH, was renamed The Swatch Group. At the time, both SSIH and ASUAG held a number of well-established Swiss watch brands. ASUAG had been founded in 1931, SSIH a year earlier through the amalgamation of Omega and Tissot. SSIH’s principal objective was to market quality Swiss watches. By taking over companies that produced high-quality movements and a number of lower-end watch brands, SSIH gradually managed to establish a strong position as a Swiss watch manufacturer. ASUAG’s mandate was to maintain, improve and develop the Swiss watch industry. ASUAG also expanded gradually through the purchase of companies that made movement-blanks and a number of finished watch manufacturers that were subsequently brought together under the subsidiary GWC General Watch Co. Ltd.
In the 1930s, both ASUAG and SSIH sought to combat the severe economic crisis and ensuing unemployment by means of complementary research and development programs in their respective companies. It proved difficult for both, however, to implement a common industrial policy for the subsidiaries concerned. Following repeated crises in the Swiss watch industry, by the 1970s both ASUAG and SSIH were once again in trouble. Foreign competition, in particular the Japanese watch industry, with its mass production of cheap new electronic products and new technology, was rapidly establishing a strong foothold in the market. Eventually, both ASUAG and SSIH faced liquidation, and foreign competitors were offering to buy prestigious brands such as Omega, Longines, Tissot, and others.
swatch.com
Under the leadership of Nicolas G. Hayek (1928-2010), the Swatch Group achieved worldwide renown as the crown jewel of the watchmaking industry. In the early 1980s, Mr. Hayek led the firm’s recovery from a severe crisis. His decisive leadership was critical to the launch of the Swatch watch in 1983 and subsequently drove the continuous development and improvement of all Swatch Group brands. His innovative strategies also served as important models for the Swiss watchmaking industry as a whole and played a key role in the revival of the industry. The achievements of N.G. Hayek have been widely recognized in Switzerland and beyond, resulting in a number of notable awards, including that of Doctor honoris causa, awarded by the Universities of Neuchâtel and Bologna in 1998. In 2003, he was named Officier de la Légion d’Honneur de France. Nicolas G. Hayek was Chairman and Delegate of the Board of Directors of The Swatch Group Ltd from 1986 to 2010.
In 1998, SMH (Swiss Corporation for Microelectronics and Watchmaking Industries Ltd.), founded by Nicolas G. Hayek in 1983 through the merger Swiss watchmakers ASUAG and SSIH, was renamed The Swatch Group. At the time, both SSIH and ASUAG held a number of well-established Swiss watch brands. ASUAG had been founded in 1931, SSIH a year earlier through the amalgamation of Omega and Tissot. SSIH’s principal objective was to market quality Swiss watches. By taking over companies that produced high-quality movements and a number of lower-end watch brands, SSIH gradually managed to establish a strong position as a Swiss watch manufacturer. ASUAG’s mandate was to maintain, improve and develop the Swiss watch industry. ASUAG also expanded gradually through the purchase of companies that made movement-blanks and a number of finished watch manufacturers that were subsequently brought together under the subsidiary GWC General Watch Co. Ltd.
In the 1930s, both ASUAG and SSIH sought to combat the severe economic crisis and ensuing unemployment by means of complementary research and development programs in their respective companies. It proved difficult for both, however, to implement a common industrial policy for the subsidiaries concerned. Following repeated crises in the Swiss watch industry, by the 1970s both ASUAG and SSIH were once again in trouble. Foreign competition, in particular the Japanese watch industry, with its mass production of cheap new electronic products and new technology, was rapidly establishing a strong foothold in the market. Eventually, both ASUAG and SSIH faced liquidation, and foreign competitors were offering to buy prestigious brands such as Omega, Longines, Tissot, and others.
swatch.com
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« στις: Νοέμβριος 11, 2013, 22:55:46 μμ »The 800-pound gorilla of Swiss movement production is ETA SA, part of the manufacturing arm of the Swatch Group. ETA supplies the vast majority of finished movements, parts and base calibres to the Swiss industry, as well as making movements for watch brands within the Swatch group (for example: Hamilton, Tissot, Rado – all use ETA movements, while Omega has used exclusively modified ETA calibres along with in-house designs). ETA has grown to its current position over many decades of consolidation and takeovers of various manufacturers, eventually being integrated into the SMH group (which became the Swatch Group in 1998) – but all that convoluted history will be saved for future blog post.
ETA makes basic calibres and Valjoux chronographs (i.e. the 7750), Nouvelle Lemania is integrated into Breguet and produces chronograph calibres (like the Omega 1861/1863 and base calibres for Patek Philippe and Breguet), Frederic Piguet makes complicated calibres for top-level watches, Nivarox makes specialized springs and metal alloys, and so on. Swatch and ETA dominates the Swiss industry – not only in complete movements, but also in the production of specialized items required by other manufactures. Up until present they have also been the largest producer of ebauches, which are unfinished base movement “kits” sent to a company for finishing and modification in-house.
When it comes to ETA calibres, an ETA movement is not simply one-size-fits-all. There are four standardized “grades” of movements available, each with different performance and some key differences in parts. Standard is the basic, least expensive level – they are undecorated and feature economy parts to keep the cost low. Standard is what you would find in an automatic Swatch. Elabore is the next step up, still without decoration but with some upgraded parts, and is adjusted in 3 positions to a slightly higher degree of accuracy. You will find Elabore in Hamiltons, and it is the least expensive grade of chronograph available. Top, or Top Soigne (top care) is the third grade – it is decorated with polished components and a combination of perlage and geneva striping (specific patterns and finishes are chosen by the purchasing brand) on the bridges, uses blued screws, has upgraded jewels and balance assemblies, and is adjusted in 5 positions to near-chronometer accuracy.
ETA’s dominance of the market. Selitta is one of the largest suppliers at the moment, having begun as an assembly centre for ETA before building complete calibres. Their movements are copies of ETA designs that have expired patents, but with some subtle differences in parts and finishing – ETA and Sellita parts are not interchangeable, despite their similarities in design.
Soprod is a smaller producer of complete movements, and generally produce higher-grade calibres that are well suited to midrange independent brands. They have proprietary designs finished to a high degree, something along the lines of an ETA Top Soigne. The also produce a range of quartz calibres. Like Sellita, they began as a facility dedicated to finishing and modifying ETA calibres (as well as building complication modules made to bolt onto existing calibres), but have recently begun producing their own designs.
Dubois-Depraz is a name that is often referenced within the industry, being one of the top manufacturers of complication modules (a module is a kit that attaches to an existing movement to add additional functions). A family-run business since 1901, they are based in the Vallee de Joux
http://www.mattbaily.ca/blog/2012/01/30/watches-depth-movement-calibres/
ETA makes basic calibres and Valjoux chronographs (i.e. the 7750), Nouvelle Lemania is integrated into Breguet and produces chronograph calibres (like the Omega 1861/1863 and base calibres for Patek Philippe and Breguet), Frederic Piguet makes complicated calibres for top-level watches, Nivarox makes specialized springs and metal alloys, and so on. Swatch and ETA dominates the Swiss industry – not only in complete movements, but also in the production of specialized items required by other manufactures. Up until present they have also been the largest producer of ebauches, which are unfinished base movement “kits” sent to a company for finishing and modification in-house.
When it comes to ETA calibres, an ETA movement is not simply one-size-fits-all. There are four standardized “grades” of movements available, each with different performance and some key differences in parts. Standard is the basic, least expensive level – they are undecorated and feature economy parts to keep the cost low. Standard is what you would find in an automatic Swatch. Elabore is the next step up, still without decoration but with some upgraded parts, and is adjusted in 3 positions to a slightly higher degree of accuracy. You will find Elabore in Hamiltons, and it is the least expensive grade of chronograph available. Top, or Top Soigne (top care) is the third grade – it is decorated with polished components and a combination of perlage and geneva striping (specific patterns and finishes are chosen by the purchasing brand) on the bridges, uses blued screws, has upgraded jewels and balance assemblies, and is adjusted in 5 positions to near-chronometer accuracy.
ETA’s dominance of the market. Selitta is one of the largest suppliers at the moment, having begun as an assembly centre for ETA before building complete calibres. Their movements are copies of ETA designs that have expired patents, but with some subtle differences in parts and finishing – ETA and Sellita parts are not interchangeable, despite their similarities in design.
Soprod is a smaller producer of complete movements, and generally produce higher-grade calibres that are well suited to midrange independent brands. They have proprietary designs finished to a high degree, something along the lines of an ETA Top Soigne. The also produce a range of quartz calibres. Like Sellita, they began as a facility dedicated to finishing and modifying ETA calibres (as well as building complication modules made to bolt onto existing calibres), but have recently begun producing their own designs.
Dubois-Depraz is a name that is often referenced within the industry, being one of the top manufacturers of complication modules (a module is a kit that attaches to an existing movement to add additional functions). A family-run business since 1901, they are based in the Vallee de Joux
http://www.mattbaily.ca/blog/2012/01/30/watches-depth-movement-calibres/
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« στις: Οκτώβριος 21, 2013, 02:01:11 πμ »Sellita SW500 (Valjoux 7750 clone):
Sellita’s latest creation, the SW500 Calibre meets the growing demand for Swiss automatic chronograph movements. An impressive combination of quality and absolute mastery of horological techniques, this movement offers the same high performance and level of reliability as an ETA 7750 movement.
Description Automatic chronograph
SW500 13 ¼ ’’’ calibre
25 jewels
28,800 vib/h (4 Hz)
Diameter: 30.00 mm
Height: 7.90 mm
Hours, minutes, small seconds
Automatic ball-bearing winding-mechanism
60-second chronograph
30-minute and 12-hour counters
Date and day, corrector
Stop-second device
There are many more ETA movements that are relied upon, but Sellita is making good headway offering the most popular movement ebauches. Images in this post are of the SW300 and SW500. They have been decorated a bit, but when it comes down to it each brand will likely decorate movements how they want. Being able to buy a kit is really important given the price and flexibility of the brand to do what they like with it. Buying already make movements from ETA is going to be very expensive, and is going to require brands in many instances to take them apart, and then put them back together. While Sellita is the major hope now, I have a feeling others will step into place in the coming years. In short, when you see SW300 and SW500 movements as part of a watch spec, now you know what they are.
ablogtowatch
Sellita’s latest creation, the SW500 Calibre meets the growing demand for Swiss automatic chronograph movements. An impressive combination of quality and absolute mastery of horological techniques, this movement offers the same high performance and level of reliability as an ETA 7750 movement.
Description Automatic chronograph
SW500 13 ¼ ’’’ calibre
25 jewels
28,800 vib/h (4 Hz)
Diameter: 30.00 mm
Height: 7.90 mm
Hours, minutes, small seconds
Automatic ball-bearing winding-mechanism
60-second chronograph
30-minute and 12-hour counters
Date and day, corrector
Stop-second device
There are many more ETA movements that are relied upon, but Sellita is making good headway offering the most popular movement ebauches. Images in this post are of the SW300 and SW500. They have been decorated a bit, but when it comes down to it each brand will likely decorate movements how they want. Being able to buy a kit is really important given the price and flexibility of the brand to do what they like with it. Buying already make movements from ETA is going to be very expensive, and is going to require brands in many instances to take them apart, and then put them back together. While Sellita is the major hope now, I have a feeling others will step into place in the coming years. In short, when you see SW300 and SW500 movements as part of a watch spec, now you know what they are.
ablogtowatch
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« στις: Σεπτέμβριος 18, 2013, 08:49:34 πμ »E ναι, όπως κάνει με το Tissot Powermatic 80
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« στις: Σεπτέμβριος 17, 2013, 16:13:24 μμ »The production of the Sellita range, SW 200, SW 300, and SW 500 is estimated to be around 1 million pieces per year.Για να ειναι ενα κλικ πανω λοιπον η ΕΤΑ,λογικα κατι νεο θα βαλει στις μηχανες της
Έχει ψωμάκι για τη Sellita
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« στις: Σεπτέμβριος 17, 2013, 16:06:21 μμ »The production of the Sellita range, SW 200, SW 300, and SW 500 is estimated to be around 1 million pieces per year.
Έχει ψωμάκι για τη Sellita
Έχει ψωμάκι για τη Sellita
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« στις: Σεπτέμβριος 17, 2013, 15:26:24 μμ »ωραιο υλικο!
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« στις: Σεπτέμβριος 17, 2013, 15:11:53 μμ »CLONES AND ALTERNATIVES
The largest and the most ‘faithful’ supply of basic ETA-type movements, in all senses of the term, is provided by Sellita. Right after the announcement of the delivery stoppage of ETA kits, Sellita—which assembled and customized approximately 30 per cent of ETA ébauches for third parties—launched its own production of cloned calibres whose patents had expired but which formed the basis of ETA’s historical offer. These include the famous and indestructible ‘tractors’, namely the ETA 2824, 2834, 2836, and 2892 series, as well as the Valjoux 7750.
The production of the Sellita range, SW 200, SW 300, and SW 500 is estimated to be around 1 million pieces per year. The advantages of these movements are Sellita’s competiveness and the fact that they are perfectly compatible with the ETA movements, thus assuring global after-sales service. From Anchorage to Timbuktu, there will always be a watchmaker who has experience with ETA movements and who is therefore capable of repairing the Sellita clones.
απο το ιδιο λινκ
The largest and the most ‘faithful’ supply of basic ETA-type movements, in all senses of the term, is provided by Sellita. Right after the announcement of the delivery stoppage of ETA kits, Sellita—which assembled and customized approximately 30 per cent of ETA ébauches for third parties—launched its own production of cloned calibres whose patents had expired but which formed the basis of ETA’s historical offer. These include the famous and indestructible ‘tractors’, namely the ETA 2824, 2834, 2836, and 2892 series, as well as the Valjoux 7750.
The production of the Sellita range, SW 200, SW 300, and SW 500 is estimated to be around 1 million pieces per year. The advantages of these movements are Sellita’s competiveness and the fact that they are perfectly compatible with the ETA movements, thus assuring global after-sales service. From Anchorage to Timbuktu, there will always be a watchmaker who has experience with ETA movements and who is therefore capable of repairing the Sellita clones.
απο το ιδιο λινκ
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« στις: Σεπτέμβριος 17, 2013, 15:06:39 μμ »Μιλαει στο τελος για ενα αρθρο:
http://www.europastar.com/magazine/editorials/1004082663-movements-a-progressive-return-to-the-1950s.html#.UjhFesa9Wt4
http://www.europastar.com/magazine/editorials/1004082663-movements-a-progressive-return-to-the-1950s.html#.UjhFesa9Wt4