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Was contemplating getting new hands for this beater. Can anyone tell me what type of movement this is?
It looks like something along the lines of a France Ebauche caliber FE 7121 (~23mm diameter). If so, the hands may be similar to a Ronda caliber 505 (1.20mm / .70mm / .20mm). Keep in mind that this caliber is not listed yet, and this information is unconfirmed. If you'd like, please submit larger sized images for a future listing here (only images taken by you). Please report back if you were able to swap the hands.
Thanks here's a photo of the battery area- hopefully clear enough for someone much more savvy than I to make sense of the letters and numbers
Thanks here's a photo of the battery area- hopefully clear enough for someone much more savvy than I to make sense of the letters and numbers
Looks like "7120/22". That's your caliber: France Ebauche FE 7120/22. So the FE 7121 mentioned above was a good guess. They are both the same size (10.5''') and same hands sizes.
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Another noob question:what size case spacer is holding that movement? I need a replacement for it.Thanks!
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