
LIP R148
A page to help you identify the movement in your electric or electronic watch! I’ve also sneaked in a few interesting early quartz movements such as the Beta 21, Longines 6512 and Omega 1310.
Not every movement is shown. For example, not all calendar variations are shown i.e Bulova movements 2180, 2181, 2182 and 2185 all look identical from the non-dial side. Likewise some movements (i.e. Beta 21, ESA 9162) have been used by many watch manufactures who have each allocated their own calibre numbers to the movement; only the movement manufacturer’s calibre number is used below. And then there are those movements that I do not have an example of…real rarities like the Russian and Chinese tuning fork movements!
Click on any image to see a bigger photograph of the movement; you can navigate through the larger images using left and right arrows on the popup screen.
- Accuquartz 2242
- Accutron 214
- Accutron 2180
- Accutron 2185
- Accutron 2193
- Accutron 2210
- Accutron 2303
- Beta 21
- Bifora B11
- Caravelle 12OUCD
- Citizen 0802 X8 Chrono Master
- Citizen 0821 X8 Chronometric
- Citizen 3701A HiSonic
- Citizen 3701B
- Citizen 3702A
- Citizen 4840 X-8
- Citizen 5800
- Citizen 7802A
- Citizen 7803A
- Citizen 7804A
- Citizen7806A
- Elgin 722
- Elgin 725
- Elgin 910
- Epperlein 100 Prototype © Guenther Ramm
- Epperlein 100
- ESA 9150
- ESA 9154
- ESA 9157
- ESA 9158
- ESA 9162
- ESA 9164
- ESA 9176
- ESA 9200
- Golay FB7723
- Hamilton 500
- Hamilton 500A
- Hamilton 502
- Hamilton 505
- Junghans 600.11
- Laco 861
- Landeron 4750
- Landeron 4751
- LIP R27
- LIP R148
- LIP R184
- Longines 6512
- Luch 3055
- No Image Yet
- Omega 1220
- Omega 1310
- Omega 1611
- PUW 1000
- PUW 1001
- PUW 2001
- PUW 2502
- Ricoh 555E
- Seiko 3302A
- Seiko 3703B
- Slava 114ChN version 1
- Slava 114ChN version 2
- Standard Time Corp 130E
- Timex M40
- Timex M67
- Timex M87
- Timex Quartz M62
- Timex Quartz M63
- UMF 25
- UMF 26
- Universal Geneve 1-53
- Xiang Yang SD2