How To Assemble ETA C07.611 SW200 Automatic Watch Movement Service | SolimBD

How To #Assemble And #Lubricant #ETA C07.611 #Automatic #Watch #Movement #Service | #SolimBD
How to service an ETA C07.611 Automatic movement? A step by step tutorial. In this video you see a complete watch service of a RADO Automatic watch, cal. C07.611 How I strip down and re-assemble an ETA C07.611 automatic watch movement. --------------------------
How To Service ETA C07.611 Automatic Movement, Part-01 (Disassemble Part)
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[@breaktime3269]

Wow, thank you for such an enjoyable detailed filming.

[@wpetersejt]

Thanks for this video. It was fun to watch :) The C07.611 movement doesn't have plastic or composit parts, does it? I am thinking about buying a Certina divers watch with this same powermatic 80 movement, but I don't want to get it with part composit parts in it.

[@ΓιάννηςΚάββουρας]

Only the 111 has a plastic escarpment.

[@Tehnarok]

Hey ! Nice video ! Can I replace plastic parts on metal parts (esc.wheel and fork) from C07.611 ? 😮 will them fit ? And will ir work ? Thank you !

[@SolimBD]

I didn't try

[@Tehnarok]

Yesterday I add fork and esc. From eta 2824 and it's loose a time. Amplitude was fantastic ! Then I installed a balance from 2824 and it's works perfectly. But it didn't show right Amplitude...

[@humanwatchman2682]

Great workmanship! I'm looking at a Mido ocean star with this caliber. I wonder if this a reliable accurate movement?

[@SolimBD]

Yes, absolutely

[@humanwatchman2682]

@@SolimBD Thank you for you're quick response.

[@SolimBD]

Welcome

[@DoctorWessamAtif]

Excellent demonstration and happy to see no plastic parts there. Thank you 🙏

[@SolimBD]

Thanks for watching!

[@accuracychannel.7242]

Good video.Now let us know how to regulate the balance. Mine is -6 seconds and i want to regulate it. what type of tools do you require for regulation.

[@tiburonski]

When it runs too slow you have to turn the screws on the balance wheel more inside toward the center of the balance wheel. But of course that is quite difficult and delicate work...

[@accuracychannel.7242]

@@tiburonski Thanks. Both the screws or one can do the job? What type of tool, do you use? Can you make a video.

[@tiburonski]

@@accuracychannel.7242 Yes you will have to turn both screws to the same extent in order for the balance to swing symmetrical. I can’t make a video because I think that is too dangerous to turn these tiny screws without touching the hairspring...you would use a tiny screwdriver and of course you need a timegrapher to instantly see the effect of turning the screws. I have several of these movements but they run great so I will not take the risk of regulating them.

[@accuracychannel.7242]

@@tiburonski Thank you very much for your reply.

[@tiburonski]

And why didn’t you lubricate the movement?

[@SolimBD]

This video show only assemble or disassemble,

[@pranksmaster858]

Love it bro keep it up ❤️ make more videos like this

[@SolimBD]

Thanks

[@nickkalog6900]

Is it same procedure for CO7.111 ?

[@SolimBD]

Yes, same

[@rafayz9033]

I thought these movements had to be Calibrated by laser?

[@tiburonski]

Well maybe the accuracy is measured by a laser but how could it be regulated by lasering what?