| Manufacturer | ETA |
| Caliber Number | F03.111 |
| Dimensions | 7 3/4”’ (17.2mm) x 2.5mm thick |
| Battery Cell Number | 364 |
| Stem | 401-906, tap 10 |
| Hand Sizes | 120, 70, 20 (this needs confirmed) |
| Jewels | 3 |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, central seconds, date, end of battery indicator |
| Country of Manufacture | Switzerland |
| Known Models |
Ladies TAG Heuer WJF1319 |
The caliber F03.111 is part of ETA‘s Trendline line-up. ETA claims that a 20mAh battery will last 34 months and a 28mAh battery will last 48 months in this movement. Replacement prices were found at around $26.95 at the time of this post.
From Tick Talk:
“The movement above is the ETA F03.111. It has 3 Jewels and lots of plastic, including complete wheels and pivots in the gear train (it’s what I would expect from a low end Seiko or a Timex). Don’t get me wrong. Plastic isn’t bad but it evokes poor quality and the rest of the movement follows. I would never service one of these movements, it would simply get replaced.”
Please allow us to interrupt your gear turning and caliber learning to say thank you. Thank you for being here! Now, back to the movement..“…The F03.111 is a part of ETA’s Trendline which they describe as “economical movements for mass produced watches.” In contrast ETA’s Flatline watches which include the 256.xxx movement is described as “flat, reliable, numerous functions, high performances.” Which would you rather have in your watch?”
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