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The Kienzle 11-41 watch movement features jewel bearings for the barrel and an integrated automatic gear within the movement itself, as opposed to attaching it to a manual-wind calibre. This design enables a sturdy movement with a relatively large balance and low profile. The initial samples utilized ruby-ball bearings but did not include jewels for the automatic gears. This movement includes functions such as manual wind, sub-second, and date. It was prevalent during the approximate period of 1945.
The Kienzle 11-41 features the following functions:
| Ronda Reference # | Shock System | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| 1463 | Ordinary/None | Buy staff |
| 5059 | Ordinary/None | Buy staff |
| 2750 | Incabloc | Buy staff |
| 5059 | Incabloc | Buy staff |
| Dimensions | GR Reference # | End Type | Buy |
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| 1.60 x 0.110 x 260 x 9.0 mm | Manual | Buy mainspring |
| Block # (Top/Bottom) | Cap Jewel # (Top/Bottom) | Spring # (Top/Bottom) |
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