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search for part from Breitling Chrono-Matic caliber 11
Hi, I own a project Breitling Chrono-Matic caliber 11 - the defective part is in the attached photo - regrettably, neither my watch repairer nor I know de name of this particular part - what little i know is that this part, a cylindrical wheel / gear, is that it joins the chrono function and the time function - hope someone can help me identify and source this part - thank u - Edwin
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search for part from Breitling Chrono-Matic caliber 11
Hi, I own a project Breitling Chrono-Matic caliber 11 - the defective part is in the attached photo - regrettably, neither my watch repairer nor I know de name of this particular part - what little i know is that this part, a cylindrical wheel / gear, is ...
Tilting Pinion
At least that is what is called functionally. I'm not 100% that the part doesn't have a different name A
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Picture credit www.onthedash.com m The Cal 11 was used by a number of companies, so you might be able to find a donor movement from another company. There is a rather well know Australian parts house that may have them and the our favourite auction site....
interchangeable part 8086 between cal.11-I & cal.11?
I have done a bit of research - I understand part 8086 is also called an "oscillating pinion (' OP ')" - apparently de OP in a cal.11 was bi-metallic ie. it was made of brass & steel, which caused it to wear down more rapidly, while that in a cal.11-I...