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Henzi Pfaff 104
Ligne: 10.5'''
Jewels: 17
Frequency: 18000 vph
Type: Manual Wind
Period used: ~1955
Diameter: 23.7 mm
Height: 4.45 mm
Hands: 1.30 x 0.70 mm
The Henzi Pfaff 104 watch movement is a manual-wind movement with sub-seconds. It is believed to have been introduced around 1955 and was still listed in the Flume catalogs in 1972, while the Angelus 120 was not. The Official Swiss parts catalog also only includes the Henzi Pfaff 104, dating back to 1949. There are variations of this movement available with both sweep seconds and non-sweep seconds configurations.
The Henzi Pfaff 104 features the following functions:
- Manual Winding
- Sub Second
- Sweep seconds and non-sweep seconds variations
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