Gen 5513 matte dial & cal.1570

[julien99999999]

Hello, does anyone know if an old 5513 gen matte dial (meters first), which has both his two feet, can easily fit on a 1570 caliber? A 1520 or 1530 would be better?

 

[Need35]

1570 calibre is a 1530 with a date, there is a really few difference so I can say the two can feet, for the hands, dial and case if it’s original (or built for it) but a 1530 fits better because this is the 5513/5512 caliber. (Fr on PM if you want)

 

[julien99999999]

thanks for that, but i'd like to know if the dial's feet will fit the 1570 mov, I guess they should go in two small holes, right? These two holes are exactly at the same place on 1520/30 and 1570?

 

[tripdog]

All 15** calibre movements have the dial feet holes positioned in the same place, which correspond with position of the feet on the dials.

 

[julien99999999]

received loud and clear
thanks trip

 

[bc1221]

1570 calibre is a 1530 with a date, there is a really few difference so I can say the two can feet, for the hands, dial and case if it’s original (or built for it) but a 1530 fits better because this is the 5513/5512 caliber. (Fr on PM if you want)

I thought 1575 was a modded 1570 with a date option...?


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[walkingcloud]

I believe 1575 is a 1570 with GMT function. 1570 with date or without date is still a 1570. Just make sure you are getting the right one for your build.