The Peseux 214 watch movement is a manual wind movement with a sweep second hand and a date function that is set by changing the 21-24h range. This movement features a relatively large balance, placed under the strange positioning of the minute wheel and pinion. The movement line of the Peseux 214 is not commonly found in most movement registers, with only Boley and Flume mentioning single variants, although lacking complete data. The Longines and Record brands both shared the same staffs and stems, suggesting that these movements were likely designed by Record around 1970 and also adopted by Longines.