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Angelus 120SC
Ligne: 5.75'''
Jewels: 17
Power Reserve: 42 hrs
Frequency: 21600 vph
Type: Manual Wind
Period used: ~1965
Diameter: 13.25 mm
Height: 3.1 mm
Hands: 0.99 x 0.49 mm
Base: Felsa 4035
The Angelus 120SC watch movement features a Girocap combined setting for the escapement wheel and an indirectly driven minute hand, allowing for a large balance. This movement was developed through a joint collaboration between Doxa, Ebel, Eberhard, Favre-Leuba, Girard-Perregaux, Juvenia, and Zodiac. It is worth noting that Bestfit lists the calibres Felsa 4035 and 4036 as equivalent to the Angelus 120SC, but their actual manufacturer remains uncertain. This movement is manually wound and was primarily used during the approximate period of 1965.
The Angelus 120SC features the following functions:
- Manual Winding
Balance Staff Listing
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| 1.40 x 0.060 x 180 x 5.5 mm | GR3560 | Manual | Buy mainspring |
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