Does the gen Panerai Regatta use a swiss 7750?

[lour32]

Are all 7750 the same. Beacause the ones I see forsale have the date & day wheels on them. Can I just buy the 7750 and remove those wheels? Is that what Panerai does?

 

[darksideuser121]

Yes they can be removed but I don't think it is neccesary to remove them.

 

[guru]

The answer is no.

Anyhow, which Regatta do you mean?

 

[lour32]

Luminor 1950 Flyback Regatta 2006

 

[hooligan]

I'm not sure if a 7750 can be built with the flyback feature or not. However, I can tell you that Panerai isn't making any in-house chrono movements (yet), so chances are it's base is an off-the-shelf ETA/Valjoux chrono of some sort. Sorry that's not much help.

 

[lour32]

Not looking for flyback mode but it is probably off the shelf 7750? Maybe?

 

[hooligan]

Well, the watch you are asking about IS a Flyback chrono. Can you tell us what you're trying to accomplish? That might help get you the answer you are looking for. Are you looking to swap a Swiss 7750 into a rep? Are you looking to mate a gen Regatta chrono dial with a movement? Something else entirely?

 

[lour32]

Just looking to swap Swiss 7750 into rep

 

[hooligan]

Well, if the rep uses the Asian 7750, I think the sub-dials are spaced the same as the ETA/Valjoux 7750, so yes. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong...