The Revue 56 watch movement is a manual wind movement with a sweep second hand. It features a relatively large balance which is placed on top of the minute wheel and pinion, an arrangement that is uncommon in most movement registers. Limited data is available regarding this movement line, with Boley and Flume mentioning single variants but without complete information. Longines and Record share the same staffs and stems, suggesting a possible common design by Record in around 1970. Only the variants known from lists or real watches are included in this summary. The Revue 56 movement was used during the period of approximately 1972.