Ingersoll Caliber 419 Automatic Watch Movement

Ingersoll Caliber 419

Ingersoll Caliber 419 Automatic Watch Movement

BrandIngersoll
Caliber Number419
Movement TypeAutomatic
Jewels20
Power ReserveUnknown (comment below)
Vibrations Per Hour21,600 bph
HackingNo
FeaturesHours, minutes, central seconds
Country of ManufactureChina
Known ModelsIN4105

Ingersoll automatic caliber IN 419. This movement was found in an Ingersoll Bison No. 38 model. Chinese-made with 20 jewels. Ingersoll claims this movement should stay accurate between -30 tp +30 seconds per day when worn under normal conditions.

 

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J
J
9 years ago

This si actually a hangzhou 2196 caliber

Val
Val
9 years ago
Reply to  J

This page and Ingersoll says it’s the Ingersoll 419 caliber. Maybe it’s a HZ 2196 base movement, but if Hangzhou made it for Ingersoll then they shouldn’t try to claim the credit. That’s going to be the problem with Chinese watch manufacturers, they are suddenly going to start trying to take all the credit away from everyone who has hired them to manufacturer stuff, then they are going to try to build up their own brands.

Anthony Moser
Anthony Moser
6 years ago
Reply to  Val

Ingersoll doesn’t design or manufacture watch movements. All they do is take existing Chinese calibers and add their branding. Occasionally, they also get the manufacturer to add some additional finishing or decoration. Then Ingersoll merely assigns these movements an “Ingersoll Caliber” number/designation. Invicta may use a semi-custom rotor on the Seiko/TMI NH35A movements they use in many of their automatic watches, but they don’t try to claim that they are “Invicta calibers”.

HoustonReal
HoustonReal
2 years ago
Reply to  J

HZ2189 – the 2196 has a dial plate that would obscure the balance wheel, and is multi-function with 3 sub-dials(Date, 24 Hours, Day of Week).

Anthony Moser
Anthony Moser
6 years ago

This is actually the Hangzhou HZ2189 (Base Caliber). The only change is the addition of “Bison N° 38”, badly printed on the rotor.

The Hangzhou HZ2196 is not engraved, and has three eyes for Date, Day and 24-Hours.

All Hangzhou 2xxx series movements were derived from the Seiko 7009A.

CeeLo Green, USA
CeeLo Green, USA
5 years ago

I have the Bison no. 38; this is the Seagull-manufactured top notch caliber ST-19 and no other.

CeeLo Green, USA
CeeLo Green, USA
5 years ago

This is a 40 hours power reserve watch caliber.

HoustonReal
HoustonReal
2 years ago

In the real world it may last 40 hours, but it is rated at 36+ hours.

HoustonReal
HoustonReal
2 years ago

Base caliber is the Hangzhou 2189, which was derived from the Seiko 7009A.
Height 4.73mm
Diameter 12.1 Ligne/27.4mm
Diashock
Power Reserve 36 hours

Juan Carlos Figueroa Aguilar
Juan Carlos Figueroa Aguilar
2 years ago

I have a Ingersoll The New Haven Automatic watch, but the movement not working, I would like replace this movement. It use the hz2189 caliber according to the manual. ¿it’s correct this? ¿It can be replace with other caliber? Help me with these questions? Thanks.

MCompeau
Member
1 year ago

This is the movement in my Stührling Original skeleton – which says ‘Automatic Cal-St-90089’ etched into the case back crystal…
No hacking. Mechanical wind capable.
Same exact ‘etching’ on movement as shown here.

Seagull Caliber St19

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