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Excelsior Park 5C
(Excelsior, EP)
Ligne: 4.5 x 11'''
Jewels: 17
Frequency: 18000 vph
Type: Manual Wind
Period used: ~1930
Size: 9.8 x 24.4 mm
Height: 3.65 mm
Hands: 1.00 x 0.50 mm
The Excelsior Park 5C is a mechanical watch movement with a bimetallic screw balance. It is notable for being cased by Ami LeCoultre and having an additional movement signature finished by Blancpain. This movement was made before 1932, as later Blancpain signed movements with Rayville. Differences between the Peseux 90, 92, 94, and 96 are not known. The Excelsior Park 5C is a manual wind movement that was used during the period around 1930.
The Excelsior Park 5C features the following functions:
- Manual Winding
Mainspring Listing
| Dimensions | GR Reference # | End Type | Buy |
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| 1.25 x 0.080 x 220 x 7.0 mm | GR3081 | Manual | Buy mainspring |
| 1.25 x 0.080 x 200 x 6.5 mm | GR3080 | Manual | Buy mainspring |
Incabloc Part Listing
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KIF Part Listing
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Parts Listing
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