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How do you identify movement?
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In physics, movement is a change in position of an object with respect to time. Movement is typically described in terms of displacement , distance, velocity, acceleration, time and speed. Movement of a body is observed by attaching a frame of reference to an observer and measuring the change in position of the body relative to that frame
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If You want to check if it´s a 2813 or asian eta pull out the crown to time setting position:
2813 - movement: 1 turn of the crown is about 110 minutes
2824 or 2836 - movement: 1 full turn is about 50 minutes to 60 minutes
Have fun
2813 - movement: 1 turn of the crown is about 110 minutes
2824 or 2836 - movement: 1 full turn is about 50 minutes to 60 minutes
Have fun
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If You want to check if it´s a 2813 or asian eta pull out the crown to time setting position:
2813 - movement: 1 turn of the crown is about 110 minutes
2824 or 2836 - movement: 1 full turn is about 50 minutes to 60 minutes
Have fun
Does this thing apply to Asian 7750 as well ?
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Spend a little time reading. There are many factors to consider and much to learn. Again, here it is:
https://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/fo...p/61-Movements
I was just using 2813 as an example im not sure what type of movement i have. Are there any sample pics of each type or key characteristics to look for physically?
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^^How many times does he have to post this.
You just have to get familiar. Go to the section on movements and read. There are pictures you can look at in there. Compare them to yours if you open the case back. As said above, there are also ways to identify a movement by the crown action.
You have to research. It's the only way you start to know what you're looking at.
If you post a pic you might get an answer too.
Good luck
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There is an entire section here on Movements, you need to go do some reading and look at some photos. There is also google, do an image search and find some pictures of movements, its not rocket science mate.
Experience. Sorry but that really is the answer there, it comes down to feel.