| Brand | ETA, Peseux |
| Caliber Number | 7001 |
| Movement Type | Mechanical, manual wind |
| Lignes | 10.5”’ |
| Diameter | 23.3mm |
| Height | 2.5mm |
| Jewels | 17 |
| Lift Angle | 50 degrees |
| Power Reserve | ~42-45 hours |
| Vibrations Per Hour | 21,600 bph, 3Hz |
| Anti-Shock Device | Incabloc |
| Regulator System | Yes |
| Hands | 1.40 / 0.80 / 0.20 |
| Hacking? | No |
| Features | Central hours, central minutes, small seconds at 6:00 |
| Country of Manufacture | Switzerland |
| Known Models | Holthinrichs Ornament 1, Farer Stanhope, Christopher Ward C5 Malvern 595, NOMOS Tangente, NOMOS Ludwig, Junkers Bauhaus 6030-2, Stowa Antea Klassik KS, Longines Heritage Classic 1930 (Please add yours to comments below…) |
The ETA/Peseux caliber 7001 is a mechanical hand-wound movement with 17 jewels. The most notable attribute of this caliber is its ultra slim height of only 2.5mm. This movement has been in production since 1971.
Calibers based on the 7001
The ETA 7001 is used as the base movement for other vintage calibers including the Peseux Caliber 7040 and Omega caliber 651. Caliber 7001 was also used in NOMOS watches from about 1992 until 2005.
Why is it called the Peseux 7001?
Fabrique d’ebauches de Peseux, S.A. AKA Peseux was an ebauche movement house which was acquired by ETA in 1985. The caliber 7001 was manufactured under the Peseux name from 1971 until 1985. From 1985 until today, the 7001 is still produced by ETA. You may see this caliber referred to as the ETA 7001, Peseux 7001, or even the ETA Peseux 7001.
ETA 7001 Video:
Additional Resources:
- ETA official 7001 tech sheets here
