Founded in 1856 in Grange, ETA ETA, which stands for Elegance, Technology, Accuracy, was originally a watch manufacturer, not just a movement manufacturer. ETA was initially named "Girard" & Schild" then Eterna in 1906. In 1932, the Eterna factory split in two: one entity would be dedicated to the marketing of finished watches (Eterna SA) and the other to ETA will be dedicated to movement blanks (movement blanks are the individual parts that make up the movement). The Swiss manufacturer ETA merged in 1978 with ASUAG, a group of Swiss manufacturers, then in 1983 ASUAG and SSIH were forced by their banks to merge. This merger gave rise to a new holding company, the Swatch Group. ETA is currently the leading movement manufacturer in Switzerland, supplying all the watch brands within the Swatch Group, as well as other brands such as our own. The Swiss manufacturer ETA currently produces 75% of Swiss mechanical movements.. The quality of its movements has enabled the current renown of many watchmaking houses.
The specific features of the ETA 2824-2 movement
The Swiss ETA caliber 2824 was launched in 1972, and from 1982 onwards it was refined and underwent numerous modifications. : The rubies will increase from 17 to 25 with frequencies ranging from 18 000 to 36,000 alternations per hour. Renowned for its reliability, precision and longevity, the ETA 2824-2 movement is a guarantee of quality as well as a true classic in the watchmaking industry.
- Thickness : 4.6 mm
- Diameter : 25.6 mm
- Ruby : 25 Rubies
- pendulum frequency : 28,800 cycles per hour, 4 Hz
- Display : Hour, minute, and second are centered
- Precision : ~ 12 seconds per day
- Power reserve : 42 hours
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