The A. Schild 1885 watch movement was utilized from 1962 to 1967. This period saw the implementation of a micro rotor and a double jewel bearing with 30 jewels. The movement featured a double excenter regulator for curb pins and stud carrier. A selfwinding gear incorporated a pinion floating between two prominent jewels for direction switching. Additionally, the movement allowed for a low profile through indirectly driven minute and second hands. The A. Schild 1885 movement encompassed automatic functionality, sweep second hand feature, and the ability to set the date by changing 23-24 hours.