Reply With QuoteThe Bestfit movement identification system is based on the keyless works. In any case, I looked at Jules Borel's Tutor listings and didn't see any x82 movements (doesn't mean there aren't any).
Best wishes,
Bob
Anyone got any ideas what the movement in my watch is? From what I can tell, it's an A. Schild. The number under the balance wheel is A82 (or something 82, anyway).
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The Bestfit movement identification system is based on the keyless works. In any case, I looked at Jules Borel's Tutor listings and didn't see any x82 movements (doesn't mean there aren't any).
Best wishes,
Bob
Are you sure it's an A.Schild movement? I was under the impression that most of the Tudor watches used ETA movements.
It looks a lot like one I worked on recently which had an ETA cal. 1080...
Could yours be a ETA cal. 1082 perhaps?
Rich.
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