7750 magic

[ChicaWolverina]

The white-balance is way off on this too!

[ChicaWolverina]

I wish this video was re encoded so that it would be have enough a framerate so it would look smooth on the pallet jewels etc.

[wqpeb]

Shitty looking stamped - out wheel there. Shame to show that.

[Kg277]

sounds like a good beatoff session!

[SacreDro]

That's why after many searches,I chose to buy a russian watch that has a mechanical mechanism instead of an automatic eta movement.

[ChicaWolverina]

@SacreDro That sounds contradictory. Automatic ETA movements are also mechanical mechanism too.

[SacreDro]

@ChicaWolverina Some have automatic movement others require to be winded by the crown,that's why they're called mechanical watches.

[0425770565]

fascinating in deed...i do prefer somewhat...battery-rechargable­...if not ...tools that come with it...for those battery replacements tasks...imagine having watches...give me delivery to my address please[with day and aproximate time] and let be the post office the 2nd resort to obtain...potential customer with his or hers commonsence of policies

[tjvistan85waver]

this is a beautiful mechanical work of art. Every beat i hear with my watch resembles the workmanship and technology behind it... a mechanical watch is indeed top of its class compared to digital - in some aspects ;)

[tamyk007]

If they are 36,000 / hr. on the workhorse are the most advanced movement. Even Sea Gull can produce this speedy workhorse.

[bladerunnerice]

I have a 7750 movement in my watch, problem is I have no idea who really put the thing together, its a bit of an oddity. I was actually given the watch and know its a genuine article. However.....no idea how it happened but it won't reset on the timing. I live in London and need it fixed, any ideas where I could get a watch with a rare casing fixed?

[italomagic1]

@bladerunnerice I have 2 Tissot watches with this 7750 movement and one of them runs fast as expected but the other is somehow a very freaky watch. I have no idea why the dam thing is so accurate. I have compared it to my Chopard which is a certified chronometer and the tissot is more accurate. I wish someone could explain this freaky watch to me, but because its so accurate I will never sell it.

[Zx280xZ]

Well.. i esp like noisy clocks / watches xD i really do enjoy the sound they make. Gives me a smile really =) Its ALIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE xD

[vigvog]

i paid 4000 for a singing cow.

[ninjabluewings]

Now This Is One SUPER VIDEO! Great Piece Of Info

[LeCorbusier1929]

Good lord that's a fast beat rate ! You can almost hear the wear !

[Vanquish73]

Shit...I've spent 6000 Euro on an IWC watch knowing that it has the 7750,but after 3 days I could not standing it any more.....noisy,wobbly....terrb­ile. ETA is ok only for 2824 and 2892,all the rest is bullshit,especially the 7750..

[tristany3]

Well, the 7750 is a class on its own, a great piece of engineering: a reliable and robust workhorse and, properly adjusted, one of the most accurate movements out there, outclassing all but the truly best stuff.

Albeit, it is not a fine boutique movement... it's thick as a brick, not specially pretty, the chrono action, is precise but the feel on the pushers may feel coarse, and I don't like the "whzzzip"! feeling and sound when winding it.

It is a good movement for moderately priced watches...

[nm7775]

@tristany3

Totally agree , but i like the sound of the movement and the depth of it . I feel that it adds to its quality.



[tristany3]

The sound was picked up using a witschi timming machine.

the 7734 is NOT a "non auto" 7750, they are entirelly different movements. the stock manual version of the 7750 family is the 7765, with day only and without hour totalizer.

the 7734 is a valjoux design of the previous generation.

[douro20]

It can be done using Cool Edit. I believe it was low-pass filtered for effect in this example.

By the way, 7750 chronographs can be had for as little as $450. A non-automatic version, the 7734, is still being made, in an improved version by Poljot: the 3133, which can be had for $150 or sometimes even less.

[BodyKnight]

Which way for magnificating the sound?

[LeCorbusier1929]

1) Locate restroom or small closet.

2) Enter restroom or closet.

3) Close door.

4) Scream loudly.