What Movements Are These?

[artoero]

Hi there,

Can anybody tell me what movements this are, and in which watch do they use it?

movement 1 :

movement 2:

thanks Arthur

[artoero]

where are the experts?

[Rolexman]

One looks like a Venus and the other one like a Valjoux 7755 movement.... but I'm not really an expert.

Edited November 15, 2006 by Rolexman

[Willith]

I'm going to say they are watch movements, used in watches that keep time, probably manual wind watches. Do I win a prize?

I'm sure someone will help you out, there are some pretty smart people on this forum, I'm not one of them though.

[abakan]

1st is Landeron family chronograph, manual, like 148, bicompax, 9 and 3 o'clock, 60s and 30min respectively

2nd is Valjoux 7765, manual, bicompass at 9 and 12 o'clock, 60s and 30min respectively, plus date

[artoero]

so the first one is without date?

And do you know in which brand watch they use the one with date?

Thanks a lot|!!

1st is Landeron family chronograph, manual, like 148, bicompax, 9 and 3 o'clock, 60s and 30min respectively

2nd is Valjoux 7765, manual, bicompass at 9 and 12 o'clock, 60s and 30min respectively, plus date

[jonthebhoy]

Is there a prize?

JTB

[artoero]

No unfortunately not ....yet.....but do you have the answer?

Is there a prize?

JTB

[abakan]

artoero,

the 7765 has a date on the wheel. Use in a few chronographs, like Heuer Champion. Westcoasttime has one military chronograph for sale now I think on ebay.

As for Landeron, there is a whole family of them. Mostly they don't have date, some have day, month inplementation with wheels, and date on the subdial at 6 o'clock with hand (Obvously ). Used in Delbana, Wakkman, Levrette to name the few.

edited for errors

[Kaneda]

Who won the 1945 world series?

Seriously though, your movement knowledge is creepy

-kaneda

artoero,

the 7765 has a date on the wheel. Use in a few chronographs, like Heuer Champion. Westcoasttime has one military chronograph for sale now I think on ebay.

As for Landeron, there is a whole family of them. Mostly they don't have date, some have day, month inplementation with wheels, and date on the subdial at 6 o'clock with hand (Obvously ). Used in Delbana, Wakkman, Levrette to name the few.

edited for errors

[artoero]

thanks abakan,

your help is wonderful!!

thanks arthur

artoero,

the 7765 has a date on the wheel. Use in a few chronographs, like Heuer Champion. Westcoasttime has one military chronograph for sale now I think on ebay.

As for Landeron, there is a whole family of them. Mostly they don't have date, some have day, month inplementation with wheels, and date on the subdial at 6 o'clock with hand (Obvously ). Used in Delbana, Wakkman, Levrette to name the few.

edited for errors