Let's see your movements!

[Andsan]

Anders

[java]

Want to see one of its grandparents?

Is that a Landeron 48?

[Barry]

Seiko 5719 one button chronograph



1963 Alpinist




1961 Seikomatic




1968 Grand Seiko



1968 Lordmatic

[gerard]

JLC 6B 159

[MB2]

Great thread & great pics - sadly the only one I have with a display back is the Reverso, picture borrowed from JLC website.

[Geronimo]

Is that a Landeron 48?

Not as far as I know, I wrote to Ebel but they were unable to give me any information other than the year...1940

What I did find out, the watch had been posted here in a thread in 2009 (I think)
http://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.ph...68#post2404068

[Ivan Melbourne]

Cal 8541B ....the only gilded 8541B from IWC used in the 1850


Ivan
iwcforme

[Darren Cal.11/12]

Here's an early Valjoux.72 movement from my (circa) 1946 Heuer.

Much like a classicly beautiful woman - aged but still very attractive.



- Darren

[hhhh]

Spaceview...



Omega Megaquartz 32khz

[Jim:]

Stem in :



Stem out :



Jim

[Jim:]

From a small lady's watch :

[Jim:]

Thanks Crusader

[Neil.C]

1940s Heuer single button Chronograph featuring E.Gübelin signed movement

Gubelin case as well.

That's a queer one.

Looks as though Heuer bought in the lot from Gubelin and had their own dial put on....or perhaps Gubelin did the lot for Heuer?

Interesting.

Do you know the history on these?

[Neil.C]

Is that a Landeron 48?

No.

Looking at the levers I would say calibre 70/71.

[shadowman]

Waiting to be re-homed




and



I'd dearly love one of these

[jimboy]

Thought they may have been more of these;

Not so many of these;

And a few of these;

[nickwray]

Those Seiko movements are seriously honest to jaysus. No messing, simple and functional.

[jimboy]

I forgot to add my bomb proof;

[igorRIJEKA]

Breitling Callisto



Vulcain Diver's chronograph (unfortunately,I sold it)



Eberhard Contograf



Seiko Premier



Pocket Eterna



Cyma and Lancet





...and many more...

[brownip]

Neither of them what you could call beautiful, but both classics of form and function:

Cal 1310 Megaquartz from 1976



and a Cal 283 30mm from 1953




Cheers

Ian

[don segundo]

Baume&Mercier with skeletonized Unitas movement

[Neely8]

[Raffe]

I love the look of that movement from behind, however think the dial cut-out was extremely unnecessary.

Baume&Mercier with skeletonized Unitas movement

[don segundo]

I love the look of that movement from behind, however think the dial cut-out was extremely unnecessary.

Yeah, I guess it is not for everyone. I like it (obviously) and the fact that you can see the movement at work while wearing it on your wrist.

[maple223]

Zenith do make some very nice movements.

[adim]

[bydandie]

Not as nice as the others, but

[shalako]

[futon river crossing]

Omega 1510 - as ugly as it is accurate!

[Tokyo Tokei]

I see your ugly and I raise you with ... bland



Early 90's Tissot 2-hand dress watch. It's only 30mm wide, but still manages to be more spacer than movement. Not even sure why I have a photo of this, come to think of it.

Paul

[ahandle]

this is a great read!

[java]

A few more

Dubeys take on a 7750





50s Omega



Early Zenith

[soapy]

my speedie

[bernie eccle]

Vintage seamaster

[bernie eccle]

[Henrik Gelardi]

My trusty 145.022

[MattH]

Damn.. Now I want a dress watch with a nice display back...

Ho hum..

Matt

[Jim M]

Omega



and Tudor

[adim]

Another Connie.

[soegaard]

IWC cal 98290 F.A. Jones Portuguese:

IWC cal 50010 Portuguese Automatic 5001:

AP cal 3120 Royal Oak 15300:

[puffy]

[learningtofly]

Keep them coming, chaps

[learningtofly]

[wolfeyes1974]

[RobC]

Some lovely pics in here. I'd love to see the inside of my PAM or Breitling but I don't have the tool to open them. So I offer these:

Kemmner Tonneau:





And a Hamilton Khaki Conservation:

[Effortless]

My Omega Railmaster XXL...



Cheers,
Effortless.