Hi Mitka and OF, thanks for the nice read !
I just secured a Revue with MSR T4628A , which is stuck unfortunately so it is with my watchmaker. Overwound for 1 but probably dried out too. Any special particulairs to look out for ?

I see on the small crown winding wheel 3 holes and 2 screws only but that is because there is a jewel underneath to reach so designed like that i think.
Thanks !

 

Here is the frontside ;-)
does anyone know if cerberus is a sub brand of some kind ? or for a specific market ? My guess it is late 60`s early 70`s but i have no way of conforming so please let me know if you have any information. Thanks !

 

HI,
A year or so ago I managed to but this nice J.W.Benson watch hallmarked in 1925.
I`m looking for confirmation that the movement is a Revue one..suggested as a calibre 38 on another forum.
I presume any markings are on the dial side as I can see nothing under the balance.
The actual movement diameter is approx 28mm if that is of any help.



Thanks in advance for any opinions

 

Congrats, it’s a beauty.

 

Back from the watchmakers and all is well, just a dried out movement. Funny capstones though .. like Pacman !

 

Anyone know more about the Cerberus line ?

 

Hi again,
does anyone know the lift angle for the T46 movement s?? Thanks

 

Found one already, thanks !

I am also looking for a stem for a T46, does anyone have a spare for me ? Or can i use another ( eta ) brand or type ??

Thanks !

 

Fantastic looking Revue Sport

 

really nice indeed !! Congrats !

 

Is this a Revue ? Balance staff was broken. I measured it and Revue 59 fits.
I also remember the layout of this movement from years ago. Reminds me of Revue.

 

I couldn`t say , but you can check Ranfft to see if it is similair to any Revue ?

 

Thanks. I will do that. Ranfft has an incredible number of movements classified.

 

I believe the end caps are cut like that to facilitate ultrasonic cleaning.

 

BUSER 25 movement.

 

Thanks.

 

It didnt become a popular idea .. , but apart from the capstone my watchmaker really loved the MSR movement.

 

Skeleton Automatic Revue N.O.S.

Ca 1975

Peter B.

 

A early Revue wristwatch....

Peter B.