Enicar Caliber 1580

A. Schild Caliber AS 1580

Enicar Caliber 1580

ManufacturerA. Schild
Caliber NumberAS 1580, AS1580
Movement TypeAutomatic, self-winding mechanical
Lignes11.5”’
Diameter
25.6mm
Thickness5.2mm
Jewels17 / 21 / 23 (possibly more, check the comments)
Lift Angle52 degrees
Power Reserve~41 hours
Vibrations Per Hour18,000 bph
Anti-Shock Device
Incabloc
FeaturesCentral hours; central minutes; central seconds
Country of ManufactureSwitzerland, Swiss made
Production Years1950s
Known Models(Add your watch in the comments below…)

The A. Schild 1580 (AS1580) is a vintage self-winding, automatic watch movement that was introduced to the market in the 1950s. You will often see this movement rebranded under other names, or simply as AS 1580. The caliber number can be found under the balance wheel.

AS 1580 VS AS 1581:

There is a similar caliber AS 1581 variation that adds a date complication.

About A. Schild:

The “AS” in this caliber number stands for Adolph Schild (sometimes written as ASSA for A. Schild Société Anonyme), a popular ébauche movement producer from the 1890s to the 1970s.

Interesting note: the name is still being used today… to sell what appear to be made in China tourbillon watches.

Watches with this caliber:

Many different watch brands used the AS 1580 to power their timepieces, from small and obscure vintage “microbrands”, to well-known luxury labels. The movement pictured here was found in a vintage Enicar timepiece. If you have a watch with this caliber, please add it to the comments below.

Caliber submitted by Ron

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Sid
Sid
2 years ago

Helvetia use this as the 842 Movement

Cedric
Cedric
2 years ago
Reply to  Sid

I have helvétia 161 kalendomat with 842 Caliber
But it’s a 25 jewels ..

John
John
2 years ago
Reply to  Cedric

842 from helvétia is a 1581

William
William
2 years ago

I have a 21 jewel Bucherer automatic with movement AS1580 but I don’t see the 21 jewel movement on web search…any ideas?

Richard Cipa
Richard Cipa
1 year ago

I have an inviticta rotoautomatic with a 41 jewel as1581 movement.

Codinator
Codinator
1 year ago

I have a Hallmark made by Waltham in the 1950s that uses this movement

Boone Jarvis
Boone Jarvis
1 year ago

My Baylor (Heuer) Automatic

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Dono G.
Dono G.
1 year ago

1958 Paul Buhre Fantome has an AS 1580 25 Jewels

Paul
Paul
1 year ago
Reply to  Dono G.

Candino

John
John
1 year ago

I just opened an old Waltham automatic only to find a “100 jewel” AS 1580. The robot has an annular ring attached to it that is studded with ruby

John
John
1 year ago
Reply to  calibercorner

Happy to do so

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Dan
Dan
1 year ago

Waltham Watch Co. 17 Jewels

Dan
Dan
1 year ago
Reply to  Dan

Pics attached.

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RJRL
Member
9 months ago

I have this Chevron automatic with AS1580. But, I do not understand how it works. Is there a broken winder or something missing? Here are the photos of this movment

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Guymatchy
Member
1 month ago

Good morning all,

Just to add grist to the mill I just pulled my MuDu automatic apart for a clean and it sports an AS1680 with 30 jewels.

A fine piece of kit it appears to be.

That said I can find no mention of this calibre or what complications 1680 refers to.

Happy fixing!

Giy

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