No products in the cart.
Return To ShopNo products in the cart.
Return To Shop
The Universal Geneve 1-51 watch movement is an electronic movement that was used in watches during the period of 1970-1975. It features an electronically controlled balance motor, which allows for precise timekeeping. The movement also includes a sweep second hand, as well as a date function that can be set by changing the 23-24 hour marker. Additionally, the movement has a hack feature, allowing for easy synchronization with other timepieces.
The Universal Geneve 1-51 features the following functions:
| Ronda Reference # | Shock System | Buy |
|---|
| Dimensions | GR Reference # | End Type | Buy |
|---|
| Block # (Top/Bottom) | Cap Jewel # (Top/Bottom) | Spring # (Top/Bottom) |
|---|
| Block # (Top/Bottom) | Cap Jewel # (Top/Bottom) | Spring # (Top/Bottom) |
|---|
| Part Description | Reference # | Alternate | Buy |
|---|
All watch database content © EmmyWatch LLC. Unauthorized redistribution of content is strictly prohibited. All rights are reserved.
© EmmyWatch LLC. Created with by Emily