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Return To ShopThe A. Schild 1447 watch movement features a ball-bearing rotor and employs a sophisticated excenter self-winding mechanism with just one gear stage. This mechanism, known as "magic lever," was initially utilized in the first Otero automatics from the 1950s and later adopted into Seiko automatics in the 1970s. The automatic module is constructed with only two screws, securely holding all its parts together. While the specifications of the mainsprings used in the Otero 800 through 907 generation have been documented, the differences are not significant. The A. Schild 1447 movement offers various functions, including automatic winding, sweep seconds hand, day display, and quickset date. This movement was primarily used around 1975.
The A. Schild 1447 features the following functions:
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