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The ETA 2824-2 is, without a doubt, the most well-known and prevalent Swiss automatic caliber. It began life as the 2824 (without the “-2”) in 1971, although the movement .
I have a ETA 2824-2 inside an UTS MÜNCHEN 3000m Diver for 11 years already, never serviced and works like a champ.
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The ETA caliber 2824-2 is perhaps one of the most well-known and most recognized movements in the watch industry. It is also one of the most copied or “cloned” movements. It has been in production since 1982 and was based off of the original Eterna caliber 1427. The ETA 2824-2 is, without a doubt, the most well-known and prevalent Swiss automatic caliber. It began life as the 2824 (without the “-2”) in 1971, although the movement can trace certain design features like the rotor with ball bearings back to 1948’s Eterna 1247. I have a ETA 2824-2 inside an UTS MÜNCHEN 3000m Diver for 11 years already, never serviced and works like a champ. Today, we’re following up with an article that will take a look at the 2824’s primary competition. From Sellitas and Seagulls on one end, to Seikos and Miyotas on the other, we’ll go through some of the most ubiquitous calibers—all peers to the 2824—currently on the market.
A single ETA 2824-2 movement will set a watchmaker back around £225 (about 0), assuming they buy just one. And that same movement will pop up anywhere from “budget” watches to some serious, top-end timepieces with posh names on the dial — and prices to match. Further note that many of the other ETA movements are based on (added complications/modifications to) these movements. Here's a chart of some of the info on the ETA 2824-2, 2892-A2, & 7750 movements: ETA's holy trinity. COSC Standards. The ETA 2824-2 is an unusual movement and, if regulated correctly, can go head to head with the best movements in the world. The 2824-2 was released decades ago, as far back as 1982. It is a second-generation Swiss automatic movement. Reliability is what really makes the ETA 2824-2 shine, both in accuracy and longevity. The 2824 can be had in four different grades – standard, elaboré, top, and chronometer. The most basic variant is adjusted in two positions, with a Nivarox hairspring and polyrubies for pallet jewels.
ETA is best known for the production of two automatic movements with date, models 2824 and 2892. They are very similar in design. Both are 25.6 mm in diameter, however the 2892 is almost 28% thinner, being 3.6mm thick versus 4.6mm for the 2824. Assuming ETA has not changed its nomenclature, the -2 is a modification of the 2824 which includes some internal improvements but which is interchangeable. But that is an assumption yet to be proved. Others may know more.The ETA caliber 2824-2 is perhaps one of the most well-known and most recognized movements in the watch industry. It is also one of the most copied or “cloned” movements. It has been in production since 1982 and was based off of the original Eterna caliber 1427.
The ETA 2824-2 is, without a doubt, the most well-known and prevalent Swiss automatic caliber. It began life as the 2824 (without the “-2”) in 1971, although the movement can trace certain design features like the rotor with ball bearings back to 1948’s Eterna 1247. I have a ETA 2824-2 inside an UTS MÜNCHEN 3000m Diver for 11 years already, never serviced and works like a champ. Today, we’re following up with an article that will take a look at the 2824’s primary competition. From Sellitas and Seagulls on one end, to Seikos and Miyotas on the other, we’ll go through some of the most ubiquitous calibers—all peers to the 2824—currently on the market.
A single ETA 2824-2 movement will set a watchmaker back around £225 (about 0), assuming they buy just one. And that same movement will pop up anywhere from “budget” watches to some serious, top-end timepieces with posh names on the dial — and prices to match. Further note that many of the other ETA movements are based on (added complications/modifications to) these movements. Here's a chart of some of the info on the ETA 2824-2, 2892-A2, & 7750 movements: ETA's holy trinity. COSC Standards. The ETA 2824-2 is an unusual movement and, if regulated correctly, can go head to head with the best movements in the world. The 2824-2 was released decades ago, as far back as 1982. It is a second-generation Swiss automatic movement. Reliability is what really makes the ETA 2824-2 shine, both in accuracy and longevity. The 2824 can be had in four different grades – standard, elaboré, top, and chronometer. The most basic variant is adjusted in two positions, with a Nivarox hairspring and polyrubies for pallet jewels.
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ETA is best known for the production of two automatic movements with date, models 2824 and 2892. They are very similar in design. Both are 25.6 mm in diameter, however the 2892 is almost 28% thinner, being 3.6mm thick versus 4.6mm for the 2824.
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