ETA/Valjoux 7750 - What is your preferred execution?

[buddy13]

I know there have been countless uses of this movement in many different watch brands in many different adaptations. Sinn, Damasko, Tissot, IWC etc.

I tend to think that the Breitling 13 & Omega 1164 are great examples of this movement being put into use in in tool/dive watches, where the inherent robustness of this movement married well to the great design & build of the watch. What, is your favourite watch to feature any execution of this movement?

I would like to add a dive watch powered by one of these engines in my near future, so have been reading and researching again.

[rootbeer7]

Here’s one that might surprise you

[buddy13]

Originally Posted by rootbeer7

Here’s one that might surprise you

Nice watch. Tell us about it

Why would Panerai use a Chrono movement in a three hand watch ?

[rootbeer7]

[QUOTE=buddy13;12406700]Nice watch. Tell us about it

Why would Panerai use a Chrono movement in a three hand watch ?[/QU

I have absolutely no idea!! I would assume they used it in a couple of chronos and it made a good base

[yoast]

[rootbeer7]

Originally Posted by yoast

Fantastic watch.

[yoast]

Originally Posted by rootbeer7

Fantastic watch.

Thanks!

[Andad]

One of my favourites.

[fmc000]

Vast majority of time-only watch with seconds at 9 are 7750-based. Anyways, my favorite is this one: https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/iw...-3711-in-depth

[Dan Pierce]

Sinn 757 UTC, but you already knew that.

The 7750 is my favorite chrono movement, love the 12 hour timing capabilities.
dP

[Spartan2009]

7751 movement on this Moonphase Exhibition is my favorite

[RW16610]

For me it's these three (technically two, as both Breitling watches are the same but with different dial colours):

[buddy13]

Originally Posted by RW16610

For me it's these three (technically two, as both Breitling watches are the same but with different dial colours):

Both very nice. I prefer the Omega, for the cleaner dial (chapter ring) and brushed case.

Breitling is nice, but the all polished case and bracelet detracts a bit from it's instrument like build in my eyes. But excellent none the less .

[RW16610]

Originally Posted by buddy13

Both very nice. I prefer the Omega, for the cleaner dial (chapter ring) and brushed case.

Breitling is nice, but the all polished case and bracelet detracts a bit from it's instrument like build in my eyes. But excellent none the less .

Thanks! Both are great, indeed. Easily one of my favourite Omega watches. I owned the non-chrono 2220.80 years ago but this one always seemed more interesting to me.

I'm sure most in this thread can relate, give the appreciation for this base movement.

[Cru Jones]

Another Panerai 7750 (model number 164). I really like how the watch sometimes lets me know it's there through the wobble. Over my 11 years of ownership, it's been robust and reliable.

[rootbeer7]

Originally Posted by Cru Jones

Another Panerai 7750 (model number 164). I really like how the watch sometimes lets me know it's there through the wobble. Over my 11 years of ownership, it's been robust and reliable.

Love that wobble!