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Currently there are two Chinese manufacturers producing 7750 clones: Shanghai (3L series) and Liaoning Peacock (4 series). Quite a few years ago I had the opportunity to . The 7750 is probably the most-discussed movement on the rep boards. Partly because of the notorious issues with the secs@6 movements (now a little improved with the . Differences from the valjoux: - Hand sizes are: 200/120/25.6/22 (So you can't swap it directly!) - Some parts are made of other (more soft) materials, and not all parts are . The Swiss and the Asian 775x movements have 200+ parts in them. As-delivered in a replica watch, you have no guarantee at all that either a Swiss or Asian is clean or oiled. .

I bought a top grade ETA Valjoux 7750 for a sterile watch I had assembled and it was 0.00. Asian ones go for 5.00. It is just me but would not use this one for a project . Currently there are two Chinese manufacturers producing 7750 clones: Shanghai (3L series) and Liaoning Peacock (4 series). Quite a few years ago I had the opportunity to sample various versions alongside a watch with an ETA 7750 movement. The 7750 is probably the most-discussed movement on the rep boards. Partly because of the notorious issues with the secs@6 movements (now a little improved with the latest version), but also because it has built a reputation for being less reliable than other movements.

The 7750 is the world’s most popular self-winding-chronograph movement, still very relevant today under the arm of ETA; the Valjoux 7750 has been the horological lifeblood of many brands since before and after the Quartz crisis – thus enabling a formidable comeback from the mechanical watch industry due to its allure as an affordable well . Differences from the valjoux: - Hand sizes are: 200/120/25.6/22 (So you can't swap it directly!) - Some parts are made of other (more soft) materials, and not all parts are interchangeable with the Valjoux ones. The Swiss and the Asian 775x movements have 200+ parts in them. As-delivered in a replica watch, you have no guarantee at all that either a Swiss or Asian is clean or oiled. They are probably dirty and dry no matter which you buy.

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There are actually two Chinese manufacturers of 7750-clone movements; Shanghai and Liaoning Peacock. Both offer several complication variants (e.g. big-date from Shanghai, rattrapante from Liaoning) so it is quite likely that a . I bought a top grade ETA Valjoux 7750 for a sterile watch I had assembled and it was 0.00. Asian ones go for 5.00. It is just me but would not use this one for a project watch. From what I understand, the A7750 is an Asian manufactured movement of the Valjoux7750. It is also thicker than the Rolex 4130. Aside from thickness, what other differences are there? Is one more reliable over the other?

In 1975, the Valjoux 7750 fell victim to growing demand for quartz watches and was assigned to the scrap heap. The management of Valjoux ordered the destruction of all 7750 movements in stock and, worse yet, the tools to make them. While many fakes have misplaces subdials due to their movements being off-the-shelf Chinese ones which don't match the correct position of the bespoke swiss movements, the Valjoux 7750 was originally designed in the early 1970s to be cheap and easy to mass-produce.

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Currently there are two Chinese manufacturers producing 7750 clones: Shanghai (3L series) and Liaoning Peacock (4 series). Quite a few years ago I had the opportunity to sample various versions alongside a watch with an ETA 7750 movement. The 7750 is probably the most-discussed movement on the rep boards. Partly because of the notorious issues with the secs@6 movements (now a little improved with the latest version), but also because it has built a reputation for being less reliable than other movements. The 7750 is the world’s most popular self-winding-chronograph movement, still very relevant today under the arm of ETA; the Valjoux 7750 has been the horological lifeblood of many brands since before and after the Quartz crisis – thus enabling a formidable comeback from the mechanical watch industry due to its allure as an affordable well . Differences from the valjoux: - Hand sizes are: 200/120/25.6/22 (So you can't swap it directly!) - Some parts are made of other (more soft) materials, and not all parts are interchangeable with the Valjoux ones.

The Swiss and the Asian 775x movements have 200+ parts in them. As-delivered in a replica watch, you have no guarantee at all that either a Swiss or Asian is clean or oiled. They are probably dirty and dry no matter which you buy. There are actually two Chinese manufacturers of 7750-clone movements; Shanghai and Liaoning Peacock. Both offer several complication variants (e.g. big-date from Shanghai, rattrapante from Liaoning) so it is quite likely that a . I bought a top grade ETA Valjoux 7750 for a sterile watch I had assembled and it was 0.00. Asian ones go for 5.00. It is just me but would not use this one for a project watch.

From what I understand, the A7750 is an Asian manufactured movement of the Valjoux7750. It is also thicker than the Rolex 4130. Aside from thickness, what other differences are there? Is one more reliable over the other?