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Return To ShopThe Forster 80 watch movement is an automatic movement that was developed in 1965. It was the first movement to feature a frequency of 36000 A/h. The movement includes two roller freewheels and a ball-bearing rotor. Its regulation gear utilizes a worm screw mechanism. The 32.7 movement is based on the manual wind calibre AS 1687/1688 and was developed jointly by Doxa, Eberhard, Favre-Leuba, Girard-Perregaux, and Zodiac. The specific differences between the 32A and 32.7 versions are not known. The movement incorporates several functions including sweep seconds, date adjustment, and a calendar feature. The Forster 80 movement was used around the period of 1965.
The Forster 80 features the following functions:
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