Brand | Omega |
Caliber Number | 8520 |
In-House | Yes |
Movement Type | Automatic |
Jewels | 28 |
Power Reserve | 50 hours |
Vibrations Per Hour | 25,200bph |
Hairspring | Silicon Si14 |
Shock System | Nivachoc |
Escapement | Co-Axial |
Features | Hours, minutes, date at 3:00 |
Country of Manufacture | Switzerland |
Known Models | 37.5mm Planet Ocean, Ladies Constellation, 34mm Aqua Terra (add yours in the comments below…) |
The Omega caliber 8520 is an in-house automatic movement found in smaller ladies and mid-size Omega watches.
In Omega’s own words:
Self-winding movement with Co-Axial Escapement for greater precision, stability and durability. Free sprung-balance system with silicon balance-spring. Automatic winding in both directions to reduce winding time. Rhodium plated finish with exclusive Geneva waves in arabesque.
Watches with this movement:
At the time of this post, Omega has 164 models with the caliber 8520. The image above is an 8250 example from a ladies 31mm Constellation watch. Some other models include:
- Aqua Terra (30mm)
- Aqua Terra (34mm)
- Constellation (27mm)
- DeVille Ladymatic (34mm)
- Planet Ocean (37.5mm)
Video Manual:
Additional Resources:
- Read more: Testing Omega’s Seamaster Aqua Terra
- Video: George Daniels, The Master Rests
Recent Comments
Hi Omega caliber 571 and 570 escape wheel is same or different
Yep, 763e. That has to be it. Thanks for your confirmation. Many thanks
https://calibercorner.com/ronda-caliber-763e/
Ah, I believe it's a 763e Am I correct?
Glad you found it! https://calibercorner.com/ronda-caliber-763/
Without taking mine apart, I found the same exact watch with the Ronda movement. Face…
Hi Keith, please try posting a picture of the movement and watch in the forum.