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Here's one of my favorite watches. It is powered by an ESA 9154 with a Hacking feature and calendar, and this thing keeps time within 3 seconds a day! Its as good as any of my Omega certified chronometers and I got it for about $40...a little maintenance and a new crystal/gasket and here it is!

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Yes I have a picture of the movement but not on this computer. The watch has a 13-Jewel transistorized movement that contains a copper coil over which the "conventional" balance wheel (and swiss lever escapement) is impulsed due to the magnetic force created. It ticks at 28,800 bph. I have photos of the movement on my other computer and will put some up later tonight. I have to remember: ALWAYS put pictures of the movement!

 

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Yes valves! The ESA dynotron wasn't on the scene that long before quartz movements spread themselves everywhere, but the ESA-type electronic movements have proven themselves robust and capable of excellent time-keeping characteristics. Like I said, this little engine keeps time precisely within +/- 3 seconds a day when I compare it to the NIST clocks here in the U.S. Thanks for the replies fellas!

 

 

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