New version of the low-beat Asian 7750 copy movement

[Chronus]

Dealers say this low-beat movement is different to the previous "unrealiable" one... Not old stock used in the HBB Lite as was initially suspected. They are a new batch of new copy movements.

what has changed?

Does it still have the same hand-sizes as the ETA 7750 so that a swap is easier?

Edited October 4, 2007 by Chronus

[ryaku]

I dunno if it's a real new improved version but so far it's working better than mine high beat asian 7750

Touching wood....

[mezzanine]

This has been 'rumoured' for a couple of months now, but getting a conclusive answer would be very valuable- especially considering the ease of swapping the 'old' style movement for ETA.

[UB7]

are they putting it in daytonas? i wonder how many extra gears this new 7750 this has?

Edited October 5, 2007 by UB7

[ahchard]

are they putting it in daytonas? i wonder how many extra gears this new 7750 this has?

hahaha... ub7... u seem to be a daytona freak!!! hopefully one day we will get a reliable one... i love them too!

[Chronus]

This has been 'rumoured' for a couple of months now, but getting a conclusive answer would be very valuable- especially considering the ease of swapping the 'old' style movement for ETA.

That's my reasoning. I don't care if the unreliable movement is used as long as the hand sizes fit the ETA 7750 !

[RWG Technical]

That's my reasoning. I don't care if the unreliable movement is used as long as the hand sizes fit the ETA 7750 !

Hand sizes are one of the easiest things to overcome, I do it all the time when I install ETA's in place of the A7750's.

RG