What a superb restoration of a great looking timepiece. Appreciate the attention to detail, especially when it comes to setting the hands and the accuracy (as best as possible)..to spec. To me, thats an important aspect to a restoration..The Timegraph tells it all.!! Kudos again.. merci
Excellent job. Always admire how you can remember where which small intermediate wheel goes, which spring goes here and which part to put before the other one. I can manage no problem day date,three hander watches but chronos I avoid. So many levers, pushers all same shiny metal parts to me...😅
What is great with the 7750 is that you can find a lot of technical documentation and videos to help you if needed. It is like assembling an ikea furniture a bit 😅
Hey, I noticed that you measure this movement (and some others on your channel) on the timegrapher with a lift angle of 52°. Valjoux 7750 has a lift angle of 48°. You can change the setting on you timegrapher for a more accurate measurement. will definitely result in different results for the amplitude. the "watchguy lift agle list" is great to find the right lift angles for the particular movements. great work, keep it up.
Omega list the 1150 which is basically a 7750 as 50° too haha, such a small difference tbh it doesn’t really matter that much, especially when it come to rate
Like most ETAROTOR movements the winding clutch is a bit fragile and thus it is hard on these movements to continually hand-wind them. Yes, it is normal for the Heuer-type drive pinion to just float in there; it is tipped back and forth to engage and disengage the chronograph drive. These movements were made so they could be easily assembled by trainees but they do require a good amount of attention to the alignment of the levers to operate properly.
😉: 👏👌👍🤫! Although each part(! - no "s") of this watch - apart from the movement - looks like it was designed in a brothel. But that is Breitling for you ...
I must be part bull because that color really triggered me. Had to look at some blue, black, white and silver ones to reset my retina. Nice video though. ✌
Thank you for the video. Another great one as usual. Beautiful dial on the Breitling. However their cases in my opinion leave something to be desired Anyway. Thank you again. Is that a Bergeron 7720 oiler you were using to oil the train pivots?
Hello, I have a problem with this same watch. Basically the watch runs very regular if left on the table. But when I put it on the wrist it starts to run, and in a couple of hours it gains minutes. What should it be?
Bonjour, je viens tout juste d'acheter une mido chronographe. L'aiguille du chronographe est décallée du midi de 1.5 seconde, ce qui est beaucoup. J'ai acheté la montre a l'international et il me serait compliqué de la retourner, du moins cela me coûterait de l'argent. Ma question est la suivante, je crois être capable d'enlever l'aiguille et de la remettre a midi, j'ai le matériel pour le faire, cependant j'aimerai savoir si je dois absolument retirer le rotor du mouvement pour faire l'opération, ou si je peu laisser le rotor en place et deposer le mouvement sur un gel bergeon par exemple. Je suis nouveau dans le domaine de la maintenance des montres c'est pour cela que je demande 😊 merci de votre aide.
Hey j'ai une autre question si tu veu bien m'aider 😂 J'ai retiré la couronne ainsi que les deux visses qui tiennent le mouvement. Pourtant le mouvement semble tenir en place et ne s'enlève pas si je le retourne. Je peux le faire tourner dans le boîtier par contre. Il y a til quelque chose à faire en plus pour le retirer? Précision, c'est le Valijoux 7753, celui avec la switch (push button) pour changer la date.
@@FrenchWatchCollector True, but other manufacturers put their own spin on it. Decorate the movement, add some improvements etc. Breitling was almost bankrupt at the time and just plugged in the most basic piece they could get.
Aïe aïe changer des doigtiers c’est pas ce qui coûte le plus cher hein. Dés gestes de boucher tu as peur ! Réajuster ces tournevis c’est gratuit aussi si jamais. La partie chrono si jamais on met pas de la hp 1300 sur la came mais une graisse c’est mieux pour que ça tienne 5 ans mini. Enfin bref c’est pas très beau à voir !
Sulitnya nya memlperbaiki jam tangan mecanik rumit dan di butuhkan ke ahlian tingkat tinggi anda memang mantap tuan..
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I love your videos and the consistency in which they come out.
Thank you. They will keep coming
Excellent video. Top quality. Keep up the great work. Thank you.
Thank you
Yes Perfect. Great work as always. Keep well from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Thanks Bruce
Superbe work again! Congrats!
Thank you
What a superb restoration of a great looking timepiece. Appreciate the attention to detail, especially when it comes to setting the hands and the accuracy (as best as possible)..to spec. To me, thats an important aspect to a restoration..The Timegraph tells it all.!! Kudos again.. merci
I like to do things properly so it is important to set everything as close as possible to the optimal point
@@FrenchWatchCollector Your precise and accurate hand job is on the level of a brain surgeon
great video id love to own a breitling ...
Beautiful job! Thanks
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Excellent job. Always admire how you can remember where which small intermediate wheel goes, which spring goes here and which part to put before the other one. I can manage no problem day date,three hander watches but chronos I avoid. So many levers, pushers all same shiny metal parts to me...😅
What is great with the 7750 is that you can find a lot of technical documentation and videos to help you if needed. It is like assembling an ikea furniture a bit 😅
Outstanding work 👏 👌
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Subpar work actually.
Great work!
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Nice work! When I fixed my Super Avenger I removed the Chronograph minute spring, now I see you can leave it in :)
Yes you can do
Beautiful watch.
Thank you
Hey, I noticed that you measure this movement (and some others on your channel) on the timegrapher with a lift angle of 52°. Valjoux 7750 has a lift angle of 48°. You can change the setting on you timegrapher for a more accurate measurement. will definitely result in different results for the amplitude. the "watchguy lift agle list" is great to find the right lift angles for the particular movements.
great work, keep it up.
Thank you
Caliber Corner quotes a lift angle of 49.
Omega list the 1150 which is basically a 7750 as 50° too haha, such a small difference tbh it doesn’t really matter that much, especially when it come to rate
😅Thanks for this tutorial, i so much enjoyed it.
Thank you so much
Like most ETAROTOR movements the winding clutch is a bit fragile and thus it is hard on these movements to continually hand-wind them. Yes, it is normal for the Heuer-type drive pinion to just float in there; it is tipped back and forth to engage and disengage the chronograph drive. These movements were made so they could be easily assembled by trainees but they do require a good amount of attention to the alignment of the levers to operate properly.
Thanks for the info
Great video
Thanks
10/10 👏
Amazing Talent !!!!
Thank you
😉: 👏👌👍🤫! Although each part(! - no "s") of this watch - apart from the movement - looks like it was designed in a brothel. But that is Breitling for you ...
Time is a dead god Cronus 💐🌑👍 Rest in the good news 🌷 okay bye
Tres bien :)
Merci
I must be part bull because that color really triggered me. Had to look at some blue, black, white and silver ones to reset my retina. Nice video though. ✌
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Thank you for the video. Another great one as usual. Beautiful dial on the Breitling. However their cases in my opinion leave something to be desired Anyway. Thank you again. Is that a Bergeron 7720 oiler you were using to oil the train pivots?
Yes I used an automatic oiler from bergeon
Love the watch,but that strap is a bit odd.
The NATO is from the client so I left it as it was
great job, congrats, now, where do I can get the instructions for this 7750? it is like a blue print to folow? thanks a lot, God bless you
You can go to cousin uk in the document section or just type eta 7750 technical sheet on google
Hello, I have a problem with this same watch.
Basically the watch runs very regular if left on the table. But when I put it on the wrist it starts to run, and in a couple of hours it gains minutes. What should it be?
Probably something is loose in your watch if start not working while on the wrist. Maybe some play at the barrel arbor. Difficult to say
I’ll take one please LOL
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Bonjour. La première montre que vous ayez réparée ou restaurée, a-t-elle été une grande source de stress? Amicalement.
Forcément un peu
Bonjour, je viens tout juste d'acheter une mido chronographe. L'aiguille du chronographe est décallée du midi de 1.5 seconde, ce qui est beaucoup. J'ai acheté la montre a l'international et il me serait compliqué de la retourner, du moins cela me coûterait de l'argent. Ma question est la suivante, je crois être capable d'enlever l'aiguille et de la remettre a midi, j'ai le matériel pour le faire, cependant j'aimerai savoir si je dois absolument retirer le rotor du mouvement pour faire l'opération, ou si je peu laisser le rotor en place et deposer le mouvement sur un gel bergeon par exemple. Je suis nouveau dans le domaine de la maintenance des montres c'est pour cela que je demande 😊 merci de votre aide.
Il est plus facile d’enlever le rotor pour être plus à plat. Bon travail
@@FrenchWatchCollector Je m'attendait à cette réponse. D'accord merci :) que Dieu me protège XD
Hey j'ai une autre question si tu veu bien m'aider 😂 J'ai retiré la couronne ainsi que les deux visses qui tiennent le mouvement. Pourtant le mouvement semble tenir en place et ne s'enlève pas si je le retourne. Je peux le faire tourner dans le boîtier par contre. Il y a til quelque chose à faire en plus pour le retirer? Précision, c'est le Valijoux 7753, celui avec la switch (push button) pour changer la date.
Bonjour, vous ne restaurez jamais les boitiers ?
Sur les vintage que je vends très rarement. Après sur les montres de clients cela dépend de leurs souhaits
Merci pour votre réponse.@@FrenchWatchCollector
What a rough looking movement. No decoration whatsoever. This watch was made during Breitling's most dire times.
Yes the ETA 7750 is quite simple.
@@FrenchWatchCollector True, but other manufacturers put their own spin on it. Decorate the movement, add some improvements etc. Breitling was almost bankrupt at the time and just plugged in the most basic piece they could get.
@@heiner71 yes you are right
Aïe aïe changer des doigtiers c’est pas ce qui coûte le plus cher hein. Dés gestes de boucher tu as peur ! Réajuster ces tournevis c’est gratuit aussi si jamais. La partie chrono si jamais on met pas de la hp 1300 sur la came mais une graisse c’est mieux pour que ça tienne 5 ans mini. Enfin bref c’est pas très beau à voir !
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