7750 step by step disassembly/reassembly tutorial

[sconehead]

Just found this, all credit goes to Pugwash. Where the hell did he get this?
http://pugwash.info/eta/7750/7750.html

 

[Dizzy]

WOW thats cool!!!

You can start and stop the virtual chronograph and see how it works.. very cool

 

[Jurgenk]

That's amazing. This looks to be a tutorial from SWATCH group themselves, how'd the heck did he get his hands on this.

a cease and desist letter from ETA / swatch can't be too far down...

 

[Dizzy]

never under-estimate the power of the Pugwash

lol

 

[Jurgenk]

the force is strong with master pug

 

[sconehead]

Have you tried the disassembly tutorial yet? It gives you step by step guides it even shows which screws and which direction to remove each individual part. You could train your pet chimp to do it...pass the bananas...

 

[Dizzy]

I just moved this to the watch mod - tutorials section. This is good info and dont want it to get lost.

good find

dizz

 

[trailboss99]

Thats gotta be a Swatch training vid! Great find PW and SH. The same treatment is also there for the 2892 and 6479 as well. Some of the most important info I seen on any of the foura. Priceless guys, thanks.

Col.

 

[Kahn]

we gotta figure out how to save that "local" to our own hard-drives....flashcapture or something! I hate for that link to go dead.....

 

[daytona4me]

It's the same one I've been selling with offshore for about 1 year..

yes, it's nice..

 

[sconehead]

Here's the link for you to download the zip-file to your hardrive. Thanks again to Pugwash... :wink:
http://pugwash.info/eta/eta.zip

@D4M, Hope I haven't stepped on your toes...

 

[Francisco]

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[Francisco]

The original link to ETA follows, where you can find a similar manual for other movements (ETA 2892A2, ETA 7750, ETA 6497, ETA 205.911)

http://www.eta.ch/ go to site map, training center, then click on ETA swiss Lab.

About the manual for the ETA 7750. You cannot assemble the 7750 just following these instructions. There are some tricks you have to know. If you just follow these instructions, the watch will not work. And, VERY IMPORTANT, there are two steps that are very, very, very, very, very difficult: automatic device bridge and hour hammer spring. You have to be very skilled and with large experience to be able to assemble this two parts.

Just be careful. The 7750 is a very hard movement to assemble.

Francisco.

 

[hpy540]

The original link to ETA follows, where you can find a similar manual for other movements (ETA 2892A2, ETA 7750, ETA 6497, ETA 205.911)
yep that is where i am stuck... any pontrs?
http://www.eta.ch/ go to site map, training center, then click on ETA swiss Lab.

About the manual for the ETA 7750. You cannot assemble the 7750 just following these instructions. There are some tricks you have to know. If you just follow these instructions, the watch will not work. And, VERY IMPORTANT, there are two steps that are very, very, very, very, very difficult: automatic device bridge and hour hammer spring. You have to be very skilled and with large experience to be able to assemble this two parts.

Just be careful. The 7750 is a very hard movement to assemble.

Francisco.

 

[5566]

Pretty useful for me when learning to repair watch initially.

 

[d4m.test]

OMG scohead this AL THAT & a pack of tic-tacs!!! Did I say that? anyway, Thank You! I'm gonna read it a few times (X100), then see if I can get the crown stem back in my Tissot PRS 516, wish me GOOD LUCK, I'm sure I'll need it!


OK then, maybe I won't try then. After readin' this quote from Francisco, it sounds like I might require more info, eh? So, I gotta think about this a while longer. Maybe I should PM Francisco about this?........