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This is an anti-magnetic dust cover or shield that can be found on some solid back Omega Speedmaster and Seamaster...
Invention of the Ball Bearing Rotor In 1948, Eterna announced a friction-reducing ball-bearing mounted rotor system as part of the...
Ball SpringLOCK is a patented shock protection device that acts as a cage around the hairspring, protecting it from jolts...
Chronograph pushers are typically spring loaded with a coil between the button and the case. But what keeps it in...
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In the watch community, COSC and chronometer are often used interchangeably, sometimes incorrectly. It’s like whiskey and bourbon: all bourbon...
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There is good design and there is bad design. And there is design that is both – or is it...
What is the difference between ETA caliber 2824-2 and 2804-2? Both of these calibers are mechanical movements, but the main...
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PreciDrive and PowerDrive are confusing! It’s hard enough to buy ETA movements, and now the quartz movements that are available...
ETACHRON is the name of a type of watch regulator system. Despite being used by many Seiko calibers and listed...
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Glashutte Original is one of the few brands that publishes a price list for service. At the time of this...
According to Grand Seiko: The caliber number is a four-digit number that indicates the model of a movement (mechanical part...
According to Orient: Check the caliber number by referring to the model number of your watch or the case code...
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My apologies, I missed that somehow.
Hi Gary L, you are correct. Please see the SW300-1 here and the SW330-1 here.
Hello everyone, I think the SW300 is Sellita’s version of the ETA 2892-A2. The GMT…
As far as I know, this caliber was produced in the mid-eighties to the mid-nineties
Hi, I am new here. I am just starting to go into movements and tinker…