northerner
172
Does anybody recognize this movement?
This robust little guy is the heart inside my Tank Basculante A10. I like it that the balance bridge is supported by two screws - a feature I have never seen on a movement this small before. Anybody can help me identify the origin of Cartier cal. 161?
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Does anybody recognize this movement?
This robust little guy is the heart inside my Tank Basculante A10. I like it that the balance bridge is supported by two screws - a feature I have never seen on a movement this small before. Anybody can help me identify the origin of Cartier cal. 161? ...
Cartier Tank Basculante Manual Wind
Dear Friend, the caliber in your watch is a Frederic Piguet 61 extra thin. one of the top manual calibers ever produced and ultra thin to boot. Enjoy. Rafael
Frederic Piguet calibre 6.10
Not Piaget. Cartier is working quite often with Piaget, but not for the Tank Basculante. GEO
FP 6.10 looks nothing like the movement inside the Basculante A10
Dmitriy is right, it’s a Piaget. It is quite apparent when you look at the architecture of both movements. ...
Undoubtedly a Piaget
I still prefer the F. Piguet movement over this as the anglage is much better and there's more technicality with the 3 separate bridges.
