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We are excited to discuss 15 of the best Valjoux 7750 watches that you can get your hands on today. About The Valjoux 7750. The race from many tycoons in the watch industry to invent the first self-winding chronograph made 1969 a revolutionary year for watchmaking.
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The Valjoux 7750 Today. People who know watches can usually tell a Valjoux 7750-powered watch just by holding it. It is characterized by its rather stiff pusher action, sometimes by a slight backlash of the seconds hand as the chronograph engages as well as by the familiar "wobble" of the winding rotor when it spins inside the case.
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Five years later, when the Valjoux Caliber 7750 debuted, it didn't seem so advanced at first glance. Yet compared to its immediate predecessor models, the new 7750 sparkled with integrated automatic winding as well as numerous innovative solutions that cut production costs while ensuring greater reliability.
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Val 7750 vs ETA 7750: Valjoux was a movement manufacturer that designed and produced the caliber 7750. Valjoux is now part of ETA. What used to be called the Valjoux 7750 is now called the ETA 7750, unless of course it is an original 7750 that was made by Valjoux before becoming part of ETA.
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5:00. Any watch connoisseur worth their salt knows that the Valjoux 7750—now known as ETA 7750—is probably the most popular automatic chronograph movement of all time. First introduced during the 1970s, at the peak of the quartz crisis, the movement offers a durable and inexpensive design, which is quite easy to mass-produce. …
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Here's a nice article with pictures and info about the 7750: The Valjoux 7750 Chronograph - Part 1 - TimeZone A great number of chronos use the ETA 7750 movement these days and I was under the impression that it would be a budget movement that offers acceptable accuracy but nothing to get...
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The Valjoux 7750 is one of the most favoured chronograph movements in the timepiece industry. In fact, a lot of people claim that it is the best in its category. With that said, most famous brands nowadays use this movement to power their watches. A few of those brands include Hamilton, IWC, and even TAG Heuer.
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