Manufacturer | ETA Normflatline |
Caliber Number | 955.432, 955432 |
Replaces | ETA 955.431, BUL 2680.27 |
Dimensions | 10 1/2”’ (23.3mm) x 2.50mm thick |
Frequency | 32’768 Hz |
Battery Cell Number | 371 (or 395) |
Stem | 401-906 (tap 10) |
Hand Sizes | 120, 70 |
Jewels | 7 |
Hacking? | Yes (to save battery life) |
Functions | Hours, minutes |
Country of Manufacture | Switzerland |
Known Models |
Georg Jensen Torun (add yours in the comments below) |
The ETA caliber 955.432 7 jewels quartz movement. It is Swiss made. This caliber is part of ETA’s Normflatline line of quartz movements.
Battery Life:
This movement has a “very long battery life” according to ETA. Official documentation claims that you can get about 137 months of use out of a 40 mAh battery cell, or up to 188 months from a 55 mAh battery.
Replacement Prices:
At the time of this post, replacement prices were found online between $35.95 and $49.95.
Caliber 955.432 Photo Gallery:
These images are of a 955.432 movement found in this Georg Jensen Torun ladies watch.
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