Ulysse Nardin

This is the ETA 2892, it is in so many watches and so many years too. Where is the hand when it is full charged?

Jan 11, 2019,02:21 AM

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Technical question about 1846

By: Lu Cash : January 11th, 2019-01:44

Hello I have a question about power reserve hand in these two watches. As you can see power reserve hand on the white one goes out of scale. Blue one is fine. Initially I thought it was an issue only with my watch. Than I looked at the pictures on the net...

This is the ETA 2892, it is in so many watches and so many years too. Where is the hand when it is full charged?

By: Walter2 : January 11th, 2019-02:21

When the watch is fully wound the hand stops correctly at the end of the scale where "UP" sign is in both watches. Sorry but I do not see any connection that it is ETA and it has been installed in many watches for many years. [nt]

By: Lu Cash : January 11th, 2019-03:16

I see this connection, because other brands dont have this problem. So UN is the problem! [nt]

By: Walter2 : January 11th, 2019-03:25

Sorry did not understand you correctly. I do not know whether PR module was from ETA or UN. Since 2892 is modified ETA with added modules it seems that it might be a faulty PR module. [nt]

By: Lu Cash : January 11th, 2019-04:14

Dont worry, no problem, my english is not best ;-)). PR, ETA or Dubois Depraz, this is UN and they are responsibel for this error. [nt]

By: Walter2 : January 11th, 2019-04:54

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Power reserve/small seconds modification is done by an own UN module, produced by UN. [nt]

By: Marcus Hanke : January 14th, 2019-13:09