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  1. toske97 Mar 20, 2021

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    Hello all, i am new to this forum :)
    Couple of days ago i found this chronograph. It is missing one small part that resets chronograph.
    Can anyone help me, what movement is this and from what year? :)

    MVIMG_20210104_144446.jpg MVIMG_20210104_144728.jpg MVIMG_20210104_144143.jpg
     
  2. Lurk41 Mar 20, 2021

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    99% sure it is an old Landeron. Possibly a 14.5?
     
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  3. toske97 Mar 20, 2021

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    I am thinking Landeron too, but doesn't 14.5 mean size?
    this movement is cca 340mm in diameter :)
     
  4. JimInOz Melbourne Australia Mar 20, 2021

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    14.5''' (lignes) is about 32.5mm.

    I think 340mm diameter would be a clock ;).
     
  5. Lurk41 Mar 20, 2021

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    yes I think it is supposed to be the size too. So a 14.5 with a diameter of 15 lignes (34mm) :D

    Based on this site https://www.time2tell.com/database/landeron-14-5-15-5/
    It was built with at least 2 different sizes (like the UG 285-287). Maybe they produce a 15''' version too?
    The Landeron 15 exists but it is a monopusher.
     
  6. toske97 Mar 20, 2021

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    I have read on some Italian, that this is Landeron Hahn cal. 46.
    But i can't find pictures of that movement.

    EDIT: Italian forum,
     
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  7. toske97 Mar 20, 2021

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    minerva.jpg

    This Minerva looks like it has almost same dial :)
     
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