Hello Everyone out there on the PuristSPro site! This is my first post on here and would like to introduce myself, my name is Jared I'm from Indianapolis In, I have been a big reader of the site and love the content and I'm ready to start posting. I have ...
the Valjoux 7750 is a true proven workhorse chrono movement, movement snobs' pooh poohing notwithstanding. I wear my 7750 (and variants and evolutions) powered watches with pride, along with my Venus, Piguet, Lemania, et al chronos. In fact the modified v...
Hello Thomas, Thank you for your response, I'm so glad I posted! I knew the 7750 was used by a lot of brands so it's very intersting to hear from everyone about that wide range of brands.
Warrenjared1 The reason for the "popping out" dial is because it is 3 dimensional with different markers printed on different layers of solid and sapphire dials beneath the watch glass. See photos by other owners... ...
I don\'t have that famous chronograph movement in my watches to share any photos unfortunately Looking forward to more posts and sharing from you and hope you enjoy our community here Cheers Robin
In some excellent military watches, such as Hamilton, the Royal Navy one. You will find the same manual movement in the Tudor Homeplate, ref 7032, which is very sought after. The problem of the 775x and 773x? They don't have a column wheel, but cams for t...
Great to hear a little about the 773x. I don't think the cams take away from the reliable at all. Do you think the use the cams cause it makes servicing the movement easier?
We are delighted that you have made your way out of the shadows with such a great question to post. Looking forward to more questions and posts from you. :)
I'm glad I made my way out from the shadows to. I'm having a blast with posting! I'm thinking of my next topic now love to hear other watch lovers point of view on why or what they like in watches.
. . . but did, for a few years, ensconced in a Fortis Flieger. That watch was given (yes, as 'away'!) to a friend, who's had it ever since. He's got a few watches, including a vintage Rolex, but the Fortis . . . . . . is the most accurate, still runs well...
Great to hear how many different brands this is in. It is a great movement I live they way it vibrates on your wrist as it winds! Thank you for your comments!
As to the Valjoux reference I need to dig around but my Rolex Tudor Monte Carlo 7159 has a Valjoux movement if memory serve me right but not the 7750 workhorse. Welcome to the forum. Bill
For the warm welcome. I\'m very glad I have posted and can\'t wait to start up my next post topic for conversation. I just love talking watches with other watch lovers.