Pictures of notable HEQ movements and watches ...

[allanvalle]

[john wilson]

X-33. 1666. John Wilson.

[DanG]

This thread is a resource for pictures of notable HEQ movements. Pictures of watches that they are installed in can be included as well.

Does anyone have picture of Ventura movements?
What are/were they called? - ven04 in the Sigma/Delta?
Perhaps there is resource someone can point to on the web to pics of this movement?
Thanks

[Fatpants]

This is the only current picture I have of the movement of this one...



Here's a closer picture of the watch the 354-012 movement is encased in...



I don't have any information regarding the model number or designation the watch carries, but I will find it out. I'll also try and get a better picture of the movement, too.

Alex

[jon12w]

Cool!

My FL Quartz Raider (GP 352)


Accutron 214 (from the front!)


Cal 1510 (Prototype)



Cal 1320


Cal 1310


Early ETA - from my old US Divers

[jon12w]

My Megasonic - Wish it was refurbed like the one Fatpants showed above... its a great solid watch :)




Cal 1400.... or we could call it an ETA Autoquartz


No movt shot but cal 1640 - Sensor Quartz


Speedsonic Lobster


Ive some more... but that will do for now :D

[dwjquest]

The following scans are of the Casio 4 mHz (computer nerds would say 4,194,304 Hz) watch and movement. As you can see, the movement is not very visible under the insulator. As discussed in a previous post:

Casio 4,194,304 Hz Revisited

the watch keeps reasonable time for a run of the mill quartz movement, but not so hot for a movement with this frequency. It shines in it's stability at varying temperatures. The accuracy hardly changes when going from 68 to 84 F.

The first scan shows the watch face. Looks just like millions of other Casio LCD watches. The second scan illustrates the 4 mHz designation which is not easily visible in the full watch face scan. The third is of the caseback. The fourth and fifth show the case back and then the battery removed. The next time I have the caseback off, I will remove the plastic battery insulator and see if anything interesting is under it.

[inlanding]

This such a comfortable watch. It utilizes a titanium case/band, sapphire crystal, and a 10 year battery. To top it off, it is -.5 seconds since it was set on Jan 10, 2008, well within spec.

Glen

[Grootmokum]

Bulova Accutron 214
This one is from 1967. At the moment she's running 0,6 sec/ 24hrs fast.

[Mechanikus]

Marvellous pictures.
I would like to add some more interesting pices.

Early Seiko AGS - cal. 7M22,
Junghans Radio Controlled - cal. Junghans 615,
Seiko Spring Drive - cal. 9R65,
ETA - ETA 988.432,
Swatch Autoquartz - ETA 205.711

Best regards,
http://www.mechanikus.hu/