Wich movement is this

[TAG Heuer]

 Hello,

 Which one of you can tell me what movement this is. I myself think of a 2824, but I am not sure.

 Thanks

[HorFan]

 Hello,

 Which one of you can tell me what movement this is. I myself think of a 2824, but I am not sure.

 Thanks

It's either an A2824 or an A2836


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[TAG Heuer]

Ok thanks,

 

That was my idea also. This one has a date wheel. So could it be A2836

[HorFan]

Yeah, they're pretty much identical from the back side.

[automatico]

TH:

 

Here is one way to spot 28xx etaclones:

If there is only one notch in the balance jewel setting for the jewel spring, chances are it is an etaclone.  ETA has 3 notches.

This is for the balance spring type pictured, Incabloc types are another story.

 

I have two watches with etaclones and both have ETA stamping under the balance wheel but both have only one jewel spring notch so that's still the first thing I look at.  Some Asian etaclones may have 3 notches by now but I have not seen any...yet.

 

[TAG Heuer]

4 minutes ago, automatico said:

TH:

 

Here is one way to spot 28xx etaclones:

If there is only one notch in the balance jewel setting for the jewel spring, chances are it is an etaclone.  ETA has 3 notches.

This is for the balance spring type pictured, Incabloc types are another story.

 

I have two watches with etaclones and both have ETA stamping under the balance wheel but both have only one jewel spring notch so that's still the first thing I look at.  Some Asian etaclones may have 3 notches by now but I have not seen any...yet.

 

My knowledge of movements is not that great But where can I find those notches

 

But this pieces is for sure an asian clone 2824/36

[alligoat]

Actually I'm thinking it's an Asian 2834-2- the movement is anchored to the case with hold down screws and tabs outside the movement proper. The 2834 has that exterior ring to support the Day wheel. I don't see any markings under the balance wheel, another good indication of a clone.

[automatico]

"But where can I find those notches?"

 

On the top picture, locate the redish purple jewel above the center of the balance wheel.  Look closely and you will see a gold three pointed spring ring around the outside diameter of the jewel...this spring holds the balance jewels in place.  The silver part just outside of the gold jewel spring is the 'jewel setting' and it has only one notch for removing the three pointed gold spring.  Genuine ETAs have three.

[SSTEEL]

A2824.

[TAG Heuer]

On 9-4-2018 at 5:00 PM, alligoat said:

Actually I'm thinking it's an Asian 2834-2- the movement is anchored to the case with hold down screws and tabs outside the movement proper. The 2834 has that exterior ring to support the Day wheel. I don't see any markings under the balance wheel, another good indication of a clone.

 

18 hours ago, SSTEEL said:

A2824.

Aha two different opinions on this one. That makes it a lot easier for me guys

22 hours ago, automatico said:

"But where can I find those notches?"

 

On the top picture, locate the redish purple jewel above the center of the balance wheel.  Look closely and you will see a gold three pointed spring ring around the outside diameter of the jewel...this spring holds the balance jewels in place.  The silver part just outside of the gold jewel spring is the 'jewel setting' and it has only one notch for removing the three pointed gold spring.  Genuine ETAs have three.

Thank you. I see it now

[Gaazzaa]

Hi can any one advise me where to het a good copy of a TAG carrera.thanks

[TAG Heuer]

9 minutes ago, Gaazzaa said:

Hi can any one advise me where to het a good copy of a TAG carrera.thanks

Wrong topic, but I would give it a try by our dealer section.

 

Dealers

[capice]

On the Eta the engraving of the minus and plussign is slightly bolder(on the 2nd version it is) I guess this is an Asian one.