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Return To ShopThe A. Schild 1361N watch movement features a ball-bearing rotor and a sophisticated excenter self-winding mechanism with just one gear stage, which is known as the "magic lever" principle. This mechanism was first applied in the initial Otero automatics from the 1950s. The automatic module of the A. Schild 1361N movement is held together by only two screws. The varying specifications of the mainsprings across the Otero 800 to 907 series have been published, but the differences are considered insignificant. In terms of functions, the A. Schild 1361N movement includes automatic winding, sweep seconds, quickset date, adjustable stud holder, shock protection, and a calendar. The movement was utilized primarily around the year 1975.
The A. Schild 1361N features the following functions:
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