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Return To ShopThe A. Schild 1074 watch movement, also known as the 158 movement, is a manually-wound mechanical movement that was predominantly used around the year 1965. It features a pin-lever escapement and includes a sweep seconds function. The movement incorporates an indirect minute hand friction clutch on the barrel and utilizes a stem mechanism without a setting-lever spring. The A. Schild 1074 movement is typically identified by its signature marking as 158.
The A. Schild 1074 features the following functions:
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5018 | Kif | Buy staff |
5019 | Kif | Buy staff |
5272 | Kif | Buy staff |
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1.20 x 0.120 x 340 x 10.5 mm | GR2974 | Manual | Buy mainspring |
1.20 x 0.120 x 320 x 9.5 mm | GR2973 | Manual | Buy mainspring |
1.20 x 0.130 x 300 x 9.5 mm | GR2988 | Manual | Buy mainspring |
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