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Tired of the confusion? How to Identify a 7750 movement.
- Thread starter bignasty
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Another friendly bump for the original images to be re-introduced
Here I am adding my compilation of Valjoux 7750 images lifted from the net
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Uploaded with ImageShack.us
Eventually these images will also disappear as it is a free service.
Here I am adding my compilation of Valjoux 7750 images lifted from the net
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
Eventually these images will also disappear as it is a free service.
Hi Bignasty,
The pictures in the very first post have been deleted or moved.
Can you please be kind enough to re-upload the pictures possibly to a more permanent location or attach them inline with the thread.
Thanks for the help.
The pictures in the very first post have been deleted or moved.
Can you please be kind enough to re-upload the pictures possibly to a more permanent location or attach them inline with the thread.
Thanks for the help.
Just to avoid misunderstanding, could you please arrow-mark the one not to be touched?
found one
question .
pic courtesy of precioustime
out of those 2 gtxl 7750 28800 which one is the most reliable/recent ?
one hasnot got a regulator and has got metal lugs instead of jewels ( and blue screws indentation are not blue )
one has got a regulator and jewels ( and blue screws are fully blue )
i am confused as i read on this forum that the metal lugs will erode quicker than jewels ( so 7750 with reg and jewels= better )
but someone on this thread said that the one with the reg is older ...
pic courtesy of precioustime
out of those 2 gtxl 7750 28800 which one is the most reliable/recent ?
one hasnot got a regulator and has got metal lugs instead of jewels ( and blue screws indentation are not blue )
one has got a regulator and jewels ( and blue screws are fully blue )
i am confused as i read on this forum that the metal lugs will erode quicker than jewels ( so 7750 with reg and jewels= better )
but someone on this thread said that the one with the reg is older ...
I agree, I'm confused too! This is my RM LeMans delivered today, and I think it is a pretty newly developed replica. But it has the adjuster.
It also has the double 12 O'clock datewheels so I am wondering whether, as Luthier noted in his movements for noobies thread, this is actually a Shanghai 3LZF12...
I thought they all come with regulators now.
Need sec @ 6 module for daytona.
http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php?t=165206
Need sec @ 6 module for daytona.
http://forum.replica-watch.info/vb/showthread.php?t=165206
Just wondering if anyone knows where I can view all three photos that were referenced in the original post? Thanks in advance!
This thread is crap now, and should be taken down.
The Valjoux 7750 was heavily used by Breitling and Breitling gets chronometer certification on most of their watches. They wouldn't used them in their watches if this as the case. The A7750 at high beat is a decent movement. A bit thick by conventional standards in the 21st century, but the Valjoux 7750 isn't under patent and can be reproduced legally.
The Valjoux 7750 was heavily used by Breitling and Breitling gets chronometer certification on most of their watches. They wouldn't used them in their watches if this as the case. The A7750 at high beat is a decent movement. A bit thick by conventional standards in the 21st century, but the Valjoux 7750 isn't under patent and can be reproduced legally.