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I have an old 2824-2 which needs a couple of parts. Whilst it is in parts I thought it might be worth changing the barrel bridge for the Sellitta version with the extra jewel. Does anyone know if the parts for these two movements are actually interchangeable or do they just look the same. This would solve the problem with eta not being keen on supplying parts these days.

 

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I have found this for you.

Note that the steady pins are on the bridge with ETA, but are on the plate with Sellita. These parts are not interchangeable and none of the bridges are.

The info is in this word doc. For some reason I can't just post the photo, its in a funny format.

 

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