The A. Schild 1777 watch movement, introduced around 1945, features a straight lever and a unique train arrangement. It involves the 2nd wheel driving the 3rd wheel conventionally, while two additional wheels (C and D) are positioned between the 3rd wheel and the sweep-second wheel (E). Instead of directly driving the escape wheel (G), the sweep-second wheel (E) engages with another wheel (F). The movement lacks space for a large balance and barrel due to the extra pinions and wheels, which also increase costs. However, no noticeable advantages are associated with this arrangement. In terms of functionalities, the A. Schild 1777 movement offers manual winding and the presence of a sweep seconds hand.