Eta Valjoux Caliber 7753 Drawing

ETA/Valjoux Caliber 7753

Eta Caliber 7753 Drawing

ManufacturerETA / Valjoux
Caliber Number7753
Movement TypeAutomatic
Jewels27
Power Reserve48 hours
Diameter13 1/4”’ (30.00mm)
Height7.9mm
Vibrations Per Hour28,800
Lift Angle49 degrees
Shock SystemIncabloc
RegulatorEtachron
Rotor SystemBall bearing
Winding DirectionUni-directional > clockwise
Hacking?Yes
Hand-Windable?Yes
FeaturesHours, minutes, small seconds, central chronograph seconds, date, 30 minute counter, 12 hour counter
Country of ManufactureSwitzerland
Known ModelsCheck here (and add yours in the comments below)

The ETA/Valjoux caliber 7753 is an automatic cam type chronograph movement. This movement is from the same family as the caliber 7750.

Some of the topics covered in this caliber listing:

7750 vs 7753:

The 7750 and 7753 are very similar. In fact, the 7753 is based on the 7750. Visually (from the dial side), you should be able to tell the difference:

7750

  • Chronograph subdial counters located at 6:00, 9:00 (small seconds location), 12:00
  • Day/Date at 3:00

7753

  • Chronograph subdials are at 3:00, 6:00, 9:00 (small seconds location)
  • Date at 6:00

Mechanically, you can differentiate between the two movements based on the setting of the date. The 7750 date sets by the crown, the 7753 set from a 3rd pusher (see below). If you’re able to see the movement, but cannot see the caliber number stamp, remember that the 7750 has 25 jewels and the 7753 has 27.

Date Pusher:

The date is typically adjusted by a pusher at 10:00 (some watches, like this Tudor Fastrider, have it at 9:00).

Some watch brands that use this movement opt to not include the pusher in their designs. This could be for water-resistance issues, etc. For example, Breitling labels the ETA 7753 as their caliber 23, and when used in the SuperOcean Heritage, it does not have the calendar corrector.

Changing the Date:

Eta Caliber 7753 Date Setting

If an ETA 7753 powered watch does not have a pusher integrated into the side of the case (as pictured above), you will have to manually set the date by continuously advancing the hands forward until the desired date is set.

ETA Caliber 7753 Gallery:

The examples below are of an ETA/Valjoux 7753 being used in a Breitling SuperOcean Heritage 44 Chronograph:

Additional Details:

  • Official ETA caliber 7753 tech sheet here
  • Official user guide pdf here

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Pedro Veganzones
Pedro Veganzones
5 years ago

Hi
I would like to find the ETA 7753 used for Tudor Fast Raiser Black Shield . Basically to understand if the wheel or oscilant of the movement is always the same or can change depending the manufacture year.

Chris
Chris
5 years ago

A 7753 is a 7753 is a 7753. What I’m trying to say is that the Tudor Black Shield states clearly that they are simply using a “Self-winding mechanical chronograph movement, Calibre 7753” not their own movement and ETA isn’t going to change the winding direction for Tudor, and thay aren’t changing is depending on manufacturer year either. The Tudor manual itself even says “A watch equipped with a self-winding mechanical movement is wound automatically by wrist movements alone. To ensure optimum winding, wear your watch daily. Before you first use the watch or if it has stopped, you will… Read more »

Gary Paul
Gary Paul
4 years ago

Have got a Victorinox with this movement. It cost me £500 and is more reliable and accurate than other well known brands that I paid hundreds of pounds more for !! Big brand names don’t always guarantee quality x

Justin Moore
Justin Moore
4 years ago
Reply to  Gary Paul

My Tissot Bridgeport is running under a second fast per day! Close tracking has it under .5 on most days even, absolutely incredible!

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4 years ago

Bên mình giá con này bn?

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Drew
Drew
4 years ago

I think it’s a great movement smooth and easy to wind. I never knew that Breitling would share the same movement as my Tissot

Craig Batten
Craig Batten
4 years ago

Just took delivery of a new Tissot with this movement for US$650. Rather a steal for me at that price given comparative pricing on other watches using the same movement.

Isaac
Isaac
4 years ago

I have the Hamilton Intra Matic Chrono with the Valjoux 7753 movement. I’d like to change out the white date wheel to a black one as I think it goes much better on my panda style watch. Where can I buy one?

Gregor Ambroz
Gregor Ambroz
3 years ago
Reply to  Isaac

I too came here for the very same reason. Is there a black date disc available as a spare part for the 7753 with date window at 6 o’clock? Answer would be graeatly appreciated. Thanks

William P Caine
William P Caine
4 years ago

I tried to use the quick date button while the time was at 6:30, (where is should be safe), and now can no longer set the date from the second crown position or the button. The date will only move forward when setting the time from the third crown position. Does anyone know of a procedure to correct this without opening the case?

Sam
Sam
4 years ago

I have this in a Tissot Bridgeport, and it’s more accurate than my Rolex or Cartier. Top class!

Fares Ganz
Fares Ganz
1 year ago
Reply to  Sam

What models Rolex and Cartier are you comparing it to?

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Jack
3 years ago

Excellent movement and runs at +1second consistently in my Omega Speedmaster Racing. Although I’m not sure how much of the credit should go to the Omega 3330. Thoroughly enjoying the watch regardless of where the credits belong

Ludo
Ludo
3 years ago

The Yema Rallye Andretti Edition Limitee also has the Valjoux 7753 caliber (2700USD).

Charles
Charles
3 years ago

Regarding the date-setting function of the 7753: If the watch does not have a quick-date pusher, you still don’t need to spin the minute hand endlessly. You just need to advance the minute hand past the date change to about 1 am, then reverse the minute hand to about 8 pm to reset the date change mechanism, and advance the minute hand past the date change again. Repeat this process for as many dates as you need to advance. It’s not as convenient as a quick-date function, but it works a lot faster than rotating through endless 24 hour cycles.

Ralph
Ralph
1 year ago
Reply to  Charles

Yes, I’m amazed that many folks never figure this out.

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Mohd Redzuan Devan Abdullah
Mohd Redzuan Devan Abdullah
2 years ago

Does this have a vertical or horizontal clutch?

Charles
Charles
1 year ago
Reply to  calibercorner

The standard 7753 has a horizontal clutch, but watches with tweaked 7753 movements sometimes have vertical clutches. Example of standard would be the Yema Rallye Mario Andretti LE mentioned above. But both my Omega Speedmaster and Longines Column Wheel Chronograph have modified 7753 movements with vertical clutches. You can tell by whether the chrono minute hand sweeps smoothly from minute to minute (vertical clutch) or jumps to the next minute when the chrono minute hand reaches the 12 o’clock position (horizontal clutch).

Jorge Cruz
Jorge Cruz
1 year ago

Eta 7750 y eta 7753. Es más son maquinas muy confiables.

ruben
ruben
1 year ago

I just received a Franck Muller watch with this caliber. Here they left out the twelve hours counter. The date is at 6.

Al
Al
1 year ago
Reply to  ruben

Does this mean that the 12 hour counter is phantomized?

ruben
ruben
1 year ago
Reply to  Al

No, it does not. Franck Muller modified the movement to their own requirements.

Nick
Nick
1 year ago

I have a Burberry bu1210 and was told it has this movement. Is it true

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