Tissot caliber 27

Tissot Caliber 27

Tissot caliber 27

ManufacturerTissot
Caliber Number27
Movement TypeMechanical, manual-wind
Vibrations Per Hour18,000 bph
Jewels15
Power Reserve43 hours
Diameter12”’ (26.50mm)
Lift Angle51
Height4.05mm
Hands1.50mm, 0.80mm, 0.21mm
HairspringFlat
Shock AbsorberNone
Hacking?(Add to comments below)
StemW2120
FunctionsHours, minutes, small seconds
Country of ManufactureSwitzerland
Known Models
Vintage Tissot Antimagnetique (add more to comments below)

The Tissot caliber 27 was released in 1936 and produced until 1949 in Switzerland. Following 1949, many variations were introduced and manufactured until about 1961. The movement pictured here is a caliber 27 without an anti-shock system. We previously posted this caliber 27-1T which is the same movement with an Incabloc shock system. The 27-1T was produced in between 1950-1952.

The movement pictured above is from a Tissot Antimagnetique watch.

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Watchnoob
Watchnoob
7 years ago

What makes a movement like this anti-magnetic? I was always thinking the watch case is what did it?

Melvin Hollenberg
Melvin Hollenberg
7 years ago
Reply to  Watchnoob

It’s a combination of both. Sometimes they would use a cover that would protect against dirt, dust and magnetism.
The main protection is the new alloy they were using for the hairspring. It was and is much less vulnerable to magnetism than the older blue hairsprings.

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Service: Tissot Antimagnetique Jumbo Cal. 27 - WahaWatches
6 years ago

[…] Tissot watches, including the Antimagnetique, came with all kinds of evolutions of the Tissot 27, but this one has the base […]

danny Able
danny Able
6 years ago

I have a mechanical movement C 1960 with number 3306770 Tissot. Cannot identify Calibre, or other details such as year of manufacture . Ladies watch with case number 6013-1, gold…

jesus
jesus
5 years ago

very old movement.no Incabloc shock that mosh important need

José Oliveira
José Oliveira
3 years ago

I have a Tissot caliber 27 51003, 51004/1 and 1405820 writen inside the case. What means, please ?

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