Manufacturer | ETA |
Caliber Number | 2840 |
Movement Type | Automatic, self-winding mechanical |
Lignes | 11.5”’ |
Diameter |
26mm |
Casing Diameter |
25.6mm |
Height |
4.7mm |
Jewel Count |
23 |
Beat Rate / Frequency |
21,600 bph / 3 Hz |
Lift Angle |
50 degrees (unconfirmed) |
Power Reserve |
~38 hours |
Rotor Style |
Ball-bearing |
Rotor Winding Direction |
Bi-directional (reversers) |
Hand-Windable? |
Yes |
Anti-Shock Device |
Novodiac |
Regulator? |
None |
Hand Count | 3 |
Functions | Central hours; central minutes; central sweeping seconds |
Hacking Seconds? |
No |
Country of Manufacture | Switzerland, Swiss made (V8) |
Known Models |
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The ETA caliber 2840 is a a vintage automatic watch movement that was meant to be an economy version of the 2800 family of movements, with some similarities to the framework of the famous 2824-2.
This caliber is found exclusively in Swatch watches from the 1990s (since circa 1991), which is why official technical documentation appears to be non-existent.
You may see this calibre described as being the no-date version of the 2842, however, there are 2842 movements without a date as well.
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