E Schlup Abrecht Myu Swiss Stopwatch Movement

E. Schlup-Arbecht Stopwatch Movement

 

E Schlup Abrecht Myu Swiss Stopwatch Movement

This caliber listing is incomplete and currently being updated!

In the meantime, the caliber number is still unknown. If you know the caliber number, please comment below. Thank you!

Image Gallery:

Erwin Schlup Abrecht Stopwatch Movement Cover Erwin Schlup Abrecht Stopwatch Erwin Caseback E Schlup Abrecht Stopwatch Macro Balance Wheel E Schlup Abrecht Stopwatch Macro E Schlup Abrecht Stopwatch Macro Swiss Made E Schlup Abrecht Swiss Stopwatch Macro One Jewel E Schlup Abrecht Swiss Stopwatch Movement Macro

More Must-Check-Out Watch Stuff:

Welcome to the world's most popular resource for watch movement pics, specs and opinions. Check out the member's forum and follow @calibercorner on X, Instagram and YouTube (not Facebook).

Join our mission to spread movement awareness!
Join / Login

Caliber Comments:

Keep comments respectful and on the topic of E. Schlup-Arbecht Stopwatch Movement. For off-topic or general watch questions, post in the member's forum.

guest

7 Comments
oldest
newest most voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
vazif
vazif
4 years ago

pris stop waches

Peter
Peter
2 years ago

I have a very old schulp watch signed, w schulp. Co on fhe wheel in the back. From my understanding they are rare and expensive? Could anyone help me with the history of this watch

William
William
2 years ago

A recently purchased Schlup stop watch has a part stamped (below & next to balance wheel) – BFG 61. The letters BF enclosed within a larger G.- (Baumgartner)

Peter
Peter
2 years ago
Reply to  William

Not to sure what that means? Is it a good thing and what did it go for?

William
William
2 years ago
Reply to  Peter

“This caliber listing is incomplete and currently being updated! In the meantime, the caliber number is still unknown. If you know the caliber number, please comment below. Thank you!” I was replying to the above request. I purchased a Schlup Stop watch for AU$10.00. It was not working and missing the glass. There were letters and numbers stamped onto the movement. The letters “BFG” refer to the watchmaker “Baumgartner”. The numbers “611” is the caliber number. I have not been able to find any further information about Baumgartner making stop watches. Maybe Schlup purchased the calibers from Baumgartner and converted… Read more »

Gabriel
Gabriel
8 months ago
Reply to  William

Hello, i’ve recently made a similar purchase. Where did you source the replacement crystal from ?

William
William
2 years ago

Correction – GFG 611

Seagull Caliber St19

Join our mission to spread movement awareness!

Recent Forum Posts

Your compare list

Compare
REMOVE ALL
COMPARE
0
7
0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x