Who makes the valjoux 7750 movement?

Who makes the valjoux 7750 movement?

Valjoux is a Swiss manufacturer that produces a variety of automatic watch movements. The word Valjoux is short for “Joux Valley”, which in turn is an abbreviation of “Vallée de Joux”, their original location. In addition to the 7750 movement, they’re also well-known for their chronograph ébauche movements.

How many jewels are in the valjoux 7750 movement?

ETA/Valjoux Caliber 7750

Can you manually wind a valjoux 7750?

Simply turn clockwise 10-30 turns. If you have a screw-down crown, simply unscrew the crown until it “pops” out naturally. This is position 1 and is for hand-winding. Again, clockwise 10-30 turns.

What is a Valjoux 7753?

Introduced in 2002, the Valjoux (now ETA) 7753 is a cam-operated automatic chronograph with a date complication. It differs from the base ETA 7750 in the location of the chronograph minutes counter: Rather than 12:00, the subdial is at 3:00 as on many other chronograph movements.

Are there any other watches similar to Cal 7753?

Cal. 7753 is used by other manufacturers, often with additional finishing or complications. Specific movements that are substantially similar include the Breitling B23, Bremont BE-53AE, Montblanc MB 25.02 (formerly 4810/502), Hamilton H-31 (with 60 hour power reserve), Longines L683.2, Omega 3304, and Panerai OP XII.

What kind of movement is the ETA 7753?

The ETA/Valjoux caliber 7753 is an automatic cam type chronograph movement. This movement is from the same family as the caliber 7750. The 7750 and 7753 are very similar.

Is the la Joux-Perret 7750 similar to the ljp8120?

The La Joux-Perret LJP8120 similar. The ETA (formerly Valjoux) 7750 is a robust and reliable automatic movement with an integrated cam-operated chronograph function. It has spawned a family of chronograph and time-only movements and is used as a base for many complications and third-party watch movements.