Just opened my Bond PO and this is what is inside. Is this the 4813 or is it something else? Sorry this the only pic I have and the watchsmith has the watch for band adjustment and lubing the gaskets.
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Can anyone identify this movment?
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This is most likely a 21j, but since most of the parts that could allow to identify it are hidden by the rotor, it's kind of hard to tell 
The best is to post 2-3 clear macro pics under several angles, this way the basics are pretty much covered
Just got the watch back from the watch smith... I can do a video of the hands... will that help?
If you also have a high beat movement you can try to compare the "sweeping" of the second hands.
[AME]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddsRm-D8WK8&feature=player_detailpage[/AME]
let me know what you guys think?
let me know what you guys think?
I would say low beat, but that's a long shot guess, since the video could make the sweeping appear less smooth than it really is. Can't tell for sure unless you put it side to side with another watch.
The rotor is a 2816 rotor. The 2813 rotor doesn't have the spaces/gaps.
Although in some cases I have seen 2813s with the 2816 rotor because they are interchangeable.....
Although in some cases I have seen 2813s with the 2816 rotor because they are interchangeable.....
Unfortunately you can't use the rotor to determine the movement type on these.
The factories are known to use whatever rotor they have at hand.
The factories are known to use whatever rotor they have at hand.
Nope, doesn't help
The movement is a 21j, most likely a low beat version, but no way to know for sure without some closeup pics of the movement, especially of the balance assembly.
The movement is a 21j, most likely a low beat version, but no way to know for sure without some closeup pics of the movement, especially of the balance assembly.