The History Of ETA
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- In today's video, we're going to discuss the arrival and career of the ETA watch movement that continues to be heavily influential on the watchmaking industry.
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Good job. Keep the videos coming.
0-10 Volts Thank you!
My ETA 2842-2 in my 2012 Tissot PRC200 is a weapon workhorse. No servicing and only gains 1.2 seconds per day after 9 years ! Amazing
My friend's 2824 broke down just after 9 years of operation ))
I have a Bulova Super Sevelle with an ETA 2844 movement. It is 30 years old, has never been serviced and has been on my wrist doing very rough field work. The time grapher reads: +1 second/day. amplitude about 280 and a beat error of 0.3ms. that is better than my recently serviced Rolex Datejust. I am astonished by the durability and longevity of this movement.
This so cool for me as i produce parts for ETA movements in fontainemelon, very cool and humbling 😊
@João Ferreira Nice! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Nice work!
0:45 I wonder if viewers are going to mistakenly infer from that picture that ETA movements are in Rolex watches...or even in that specific 114060 Sub.
@Austin Daniels Hope not! As you know, Rolex never used an ETA movement. ✔
@@TimesTickingthe Daytona used a version of the Valjoux 72 ,Valjoux is part of ETA and has been since 1944.
Another great video
Informative as always. Thank you.
@Patrick O Thank you, Patrick!
Want to get one eta 6498 movement watch from ferro and company. But costs almost 600 dollars. In my currency it's around 55k . Not sure if it will last me a lifetime. Is it reliable?
What is the caliber shown at 1:02
I really enjoy this channel and will definitely keep y’all in mind when needing a service for my time pieces
@Chris Beard We appreciate the support! Thank you :)
Good video 📹 👍
ETA is the Honda motor of watches ⌚️
I love pocket watches anteke and vintage and sculpture. Mechanical
ETA movements have stood the test of time, with basically every issue and wrinkle worked out. I’d rather own a watch with an enhanced ETA movement than manufacture movements from all but a few of the highest manufactures.
@alanparks7919 Yes, ETA are solid!!
What do the numbers on an ETA movement mean? Do they have any meaning?
@milmillington Thanks for watching! We appreciate the support, thank you.
In terms of service life, the Japanese Miyota 9015 is preferable to the popular ETA2824
Comments aren’t distracting me from the video when I’m first!
So what is the best movement we should look before we buy swiss or or Japanese??? Below 500$
@Tarek Alsharif The answer is an opinion, different benefits to all. Thanks for watching!
So what does the E.T.A. stand for?
@Ray W ETA AG was formed in 1932 as a subsidiary to Eterna and was a member of Ebauches SA.
In 1932 Swiss laws forced the separation of movement-
and watch manufacturing. Ex. manufacturers were not allowed to
simultaneously sell Ebauches or finished movements, and apply them
in their own watches.
So the Ebauche division of Eterna was separated, but only financially.
Eterna and ETA continued to share the same factory building, and even
both moved into a new building in 1941. In 1944 both were still listed as
one company: ETA-Eterna.
In 1982 all the remaining Ebauches left and Ebauches SA were merged into ETA. Thus, through a process of merging & elimination, the only part of Ebauches SA left was ETA.
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MrIanD What are you doing here 😉
I am your first comment.
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Dear God, you didn't once say "Etta" like most slobs out there, bless you my child, bless you and grace keep you! :)
In switzerland, we say "etta" 😅
Everyone calls it ‘etta’ it’s full name is ETA SA, this sounds ridiculously long when spelled out. It’s descended from Eterna but no one seems to know what it stands for or if it’s an abbreviation so say it any way you like.