Inside the clone A52010 movement, a full break down

[dem135]

Wow thanks

 

[simomat]

Hi guys, first I'm no IWC guy and I think the most from the IWC section don't know me because normally I'm around the AP or PAM section here at RWI.
But I get my hands on a nice IWC rep and the first thing I was noticed was the nice movement. I have tried to find some infos about that clone but there is not to much around here. So it's time to make a full break down and shot some pics to share that with you guys.

This is my first thread in the IWC section, so please be gentle with me.

Let's get the party started

The watch is a IW500705 V1

The stone and the pin in the center of the rotor is just a fake and the real rotor screw is underneath

The crown and the stem looks very standard

So let's remove the dial/movement from the case

Next step is removing the dial and the hands from the movement

But I start the break down at the back side so let's turn around the movement

The first step is removing the rotor bridge

The bridge looks like a customized 28xx bridge

The next step is removing the train wheels bridge

Now we see the wheels, the stop lever and the main spring barrel

The barrel is quite interesting because of the PR mechanism. There are some extra wheels underneath the barrel for the PR

The last parts are left is the big wheel and the pallet bridge

The bridge is custom made but the fork looks like part from a 28xx, so I guess the lift angle is 50 at this movement

Ok, the downside is done, let's go on with the upside

You can remove the date wheel bridge including the DW

The DW bridge has a little plate to cover all the wheels for the PR hand

The DW is very big and also custom made for that clone movement.

Now we can see the keyless and it's definitely a 7750 keyless

After removing the CP the big wheel also come off and I can show you the train wheels

The little pin is the pin for the second hand.


Ok, now the movement is full disassembled and I can show you all parts together

The next step is cleaning all parts

All parts are clean now and it's time to assemble the movement

And after that it looks very nice and works quite well

At the end I have to say, it's a solid movement and I like it. It's easy to service and I would do that every time again. But it could be hard or impossible to find spare parts because 90% of the movement is build with custom parts.

So I hope you enjoy the little inside in the clone movement and thanks for reading







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dear chris, i have two broken stems from this movement, since you saud the stem looks standard and the keyless works are 7750, can i just use a 7750 stem?

simon

 

[simomat]

This watch movement is the same as the7010 Red Star Automatic 70 hours.This nice caliber is from the chinese caliber manufactory Liaoning Peacock from Dangdong. This factory, located in the province of Liaoning (directly on the border with North Korea) has an excellent reputation and is producing mechanical calibers since 1958 - for example also Tourbillons, chronographs and skeleton watches - it is one of the most important manufacturers of high quality mechanical calibers of the People's Republic of China. The only way to get a spare is to buy 2 reps or one of these watches on poljot24 website.

hi replicalover, if just my stem is broken, do you have a suggestion?

 

[mrwizzz]

Just saw this old post now it's been brought back to life. Great breakdown; thanks!!

 

[SVQSV]

This one:

hello, did you manage to source this escape wheel? i beleive i also need one
thansk

 

[BluePortuguese]

I would like to buy a new Liaoning Peacock SL6601 movement but can´t find one anywhere.
Does anybody have an idea....?
Thank you!

BP