ETA caliber 955.652

ETA Caliber 955.652

ETA caliber 955.652

Manufacturer ETA Flatline
Caliber Number 955.652, 955652
Replaces 555.115, 955.114
Dimensions 11 1/2”’ (25.6mm) x 2.50mm thick
Frequency 32’768 Hz
Battery Cell Number 371 (or 395)
Estimated Battery Span 180 months
Stem Unknown (please add in comments below)
Hand Sizes Unknown (please add in comments below)
Jewels 7
Functions Hours, minutes, central seconds, date at 3:00 or 6:00, end of battery indicator
Country of Manufacture Switzerland
Known Models
Breitling Starliner, Breitling Colt Oceane, Breitling Skyracer, Sinn UX (add yours in the comments below)

The ETA caliber 955.652 is a thermocompensated superquartz movement. It is said to have accuracy within +/- 10 seconds per year. It is a high-end brass movement with a gold plated finish.

Although this caliber is often listed as being “Thermoline,” ETA now lists it as “Flatline” on their site.

The caliber 955.652 began production in 2004.

 

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Optimus Time
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6 years ago

Some watch manufacturers pays the cost of getting this caliber COSC certified which doesn’t say much since basically all quartz movements operate within COSC specifications, though, it is great for marketing and more text on the dial.

james
james
6 years ago
Reply to  Optimus Time

Everyone should read the COSC requirements for both…quite enlightening!

Joe
Joe
2 years ago
Reply to  Optimus Time

You have no idea what you’re talking about.

Adam
Adam
6 years ago

COSC requirement for Quartz vs Mechanical are different. A standard quartz will exceed Mechanical COSC requirements by a large margin. However a standard quartz will not meet the quartz COSC requirements of ±.07 sec./day, (±25.55 seconds per year) at 23°C. A standard quartz is not thermocompensated and thus the quartz oscillations will susceptible to temperature reducing accuracy.

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6 years ago

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Giovanni
Giovanni
5 years ago

Where can I purchase one?

Kiwi
Kiwi
6 years ago

If you’re going to have a quartz movement, this is the one to have.

Steve Allen
Steve Allen
6 years ago
Reply to  Kiwi

Insert this puppy into an over-engineered German masterpiece – the one and only Sinn UX – and you have a watch that I would suggest easily takes the crown as the ultimate tool watch.

Melker Calminder
Melker Calminder
3 years ago
Reply to  Steve Allen

I have a UX GSG 9. It’s crazy accurate. I love it.

H.M.
H.M.
4 years ago
Reply to  Kiwi

Don’t forget the Citizen A010 and A060, and the Seiko 9F quartz movements!!!!

Terry
Terry
6 days ago
Reply to  H.M.

Love my citizen +5 or -5per year love it but i kept the $9000 in my pocket for the +1 or -1 per year,those 4 seconds were not worth $7000,more

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6 years ago

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Amazing Hdm
Amazing Hdm
2 years ago

Where can i buy circuit board for this movement?

Ciurariu Samuel
Ciurariu Samuel
2 years ago
Reply to  Amazing Hdm

Hi. And I’m looking and can’t find it for a breitling. If you find it, let me know
me please .or how you solved it thank you

Nounoss
Nounoss
2 months ago

Very accurate but very expensive service,must send it to France.The locals warchmaker can’t.

Optimus Time
Member
2 months ago
Reply to  Nounoss

I think you mean you must send it to Switzerland or is your watch from a French brand?

Nounoss
Nounoss
2 months ago
Reply to  Optimus Time

Hi,i’m from Greece.on a breitling store here told me must send it to France,no Switzerland.service will cost about 600euro.the watch is a breitling colt chronometre quartz.

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