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The Excelsior Park 1 watch movement was produced from 1898 to 1903, with a total of 1800 units manufactured. It features a hunter calibre design and is equipped with a bimetallic screw balance, including four adjustment screws. The movement utilizes a Breguet hairspring and incorporates patented big bearings for the crown- and ratchet wheel. It also incorporates a barrel with Geneva stopwork. Additional information can be found in the IWC 52 19'''H5 model. The functions of the Excelsior Park 1 movement include stem wind and lever set, as well as a sub second dial.
The Excelsior Park 1 features the following functions:
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