Brand | A. Schild |
Caliber Number | AS 1220 |
Movement Type | Manual wind, mechanical |
Diameter | 10.5”’ (23.3mm) |
Height | 4.02mm |
Jewels | 17 |
Lift Angle | 52 degrees |
Power Reserve | 34 hours |
Vibrations Per Hour | 18,000 bph |
Balance Staff | U1411 |
Hands | 1.30 / 0.90 |
Features | Hours, minutes, sweeping central seconds |
Country of Manufacture | Switzerland |
Production Years | 1940s |
Known Models | Please add yours to comments below… |
The A. Schild caliber AS 1220 was introduced in the 1940s. You will often see this movement rebranded under other names, or simply as AS 1220. The AS stands for A. Schild. The movement pictured was found in a vintage Regalis dress watch. It is unsigned.
You will notice the triangle cut-out in the main bridge. The anti-shock system has not been clearly identified, but may be Monorex or Simrex.
There were other variations of this movement including the caliber 1227 and 1260 which are all the same diameter. There is also a caliber 1221 which measures 11.5”’.
Please share your experiences and thoughts about the caliber AS 1220 in the comments section below…
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