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Re: ETA 2780
In Response To: ETA 2780 ()

: Common man

ETA2780

Has been updated with the ETA2824. The Eta 27** came in 2 types 3 Hz (21600) and 4 Hz (28800) the Movement was used mainly in the late seventies. You may find more info if you look for some of the others in the 27 group (2763, 2784, 2750)

This movement you will also find in the Rolex Tudor of the same time

Hope this helps

Richard
www.westrepairs.co.uk

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