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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaTo clarify, it's not a watch movement but a clock movement.
I understand that there may be language variations, but this isn't something you wear on your wrist, therefore it's a clock.
I suspect it's probably a variation of the Looping Caliber 50 movement. Although not identical, it shares similarities.
So to answer your question:
It's a Looping Caliber ?? Lever movement, 8 day key wind with alarm.
The diameter of the movement may help in identifying it further.
I understand that there may be language variations, but this isn't something you wear on your wrist, therefore it's a clock.
I suspect it's probably a variation of the Looping Caliber 50 movement. Although not identical, it shares similarities.
So to answer your question:
P Petro.............. Perhaps one of you can tell me what kind of mechanism it is.......
It's a Looping Caliber ?? Lever movement, 8 day key wind with alarm.
The diameter of the movement may help in identifying it further.
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Petro
·Sorry for misidentifying. Yes, this is an alarm clock. The size of the mechanism is 41 mm. Actually, I live in Ukraine. In Ukrainian, a clock is simply a clock. In English, there is a difference between a watch that is worn on the hand and a watch that is on the table or hanging on the wall.
Best regards,
Peter
Best regards,
Peter
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaNo problems at all with misidentifying.
We all have our words for things, and in different languages they may seems strange to other people but we all get the idea.
I can't offer any more information on the movement.
While the watch world seems to be obsessed on research and documentation, the "clock world", especially for small travel clocks, seems to be an information desert.
The movement looks to be rather basic so if repair is required, a watchmaker should be able to help.
Best wishes to you and your country!
We all have our words for things, and in different languages they may seems strange to other people but we all get the idea.
I can't offer any more information on the movement.
While the watch world seems to be obsessed on research and documentation, the "clock world", especially for small travel clocks, seems to be an information desert.
The movement looks to be rather basic so if repair is required, a watchmaker should be able to help.
Best wishes to you and your country!
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Petro
·Thank you! The clock is running. Thank you for your wishes for our country!!!
Best regards,
Peter
Best regards,
Peter
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Petro
·My question remained unanswered...
What is the brand of this clock - Looping or Le Coultre?
Best regards,
Peter
What is the brand of this clock - Looping or Le Coultre?
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Peter
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Petro
·Good evening everyone! So it seems to me that Looping didn't have this kind of mechanism?... Maybe I'm wrong...
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Peter
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Peter
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Vitezi
·P PetroGood evening everyone! So it seems to me that Looping didn't have this kind of mechanism?... Maybe I'm wrong...
Best regards,
Peter
http://www.clubderelojeria.com/comunicaciones/L/looping/Looping.php
You may be able to match features of your clock to documents on that page. Hope that helps!
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Petro
·Привіт, Петре, ласкаво просимо на форум. На цій веб-сторінці наведено список відомих циклічних механізмів:
http://www.clubderelojeria.com/comunicaciones/L/looping/Looping.php
Можливо, ви зможете зіставити функції свого годинника з документами на цій сторінці. Сподіваюся, це допоможе!
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Peter
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Petro
·Thanks Vitezi!!!
Best regards,
Peter
Best regards,
Peter
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Petro
·I am interested in this part... Is it something on a spring?... Where is it attached, what is its function. Her number on the scheme is 7436.
With best regards,
Peter
With best regards,
Peter
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