Valjoux 7751

Hi All,

Need to know about Valjoux 7751 movement. I need to know accuracy, power reserve and overall performance of the movement. If anyone who owns watch with this movement ..please let me know your opinions. If you can post snap for your watch will be much appreciated. Thanks...

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I need your personal and practical experience...if you have this movement watch with you

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This has a modified (by Hamilton) Valjiox 7753 which is from the same family. It is a pretty beefy watch that keeps excellent time and has around 50 hours power reserve. As @TekindusT said, Calber Corner is also an excellent resource 👍

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DAF_punk

This has a modified (by Hamilton) Valjiox 7753 which is from the same family. It is a pretty beefy watch that keeps excellent time and has around 50 hours power reserve. As @TekindusT said, Calber Corner is also an excellent resource 👍

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Thank u very much...and thanks for sharing your Hamilton snap👍

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You are going to hear from more erudite members about the Valjoux 7751 movement but it is a modified version of the legendary 7750 used in just about every Chronograph marketed. The 7751 is/was used for multi complications including a Moonphase indicator. I own a Breitling Navitimer 1461 which is a 4 year annual calendar Moonphase which is I suspect a modified 7751, which keeps very accurate time( after a full service in Switzerland) but power reserve is low by modern day standards. Years ago I owned a Baume & Mercier calendar/Moonphase watch that was fitted with the 7751 but the power reserve was inadequate to keep the various functions timely and was returned to the seller at a loss of some dollars. I feel if you are researching some contemporary watch that is fitted with an updated 7751 the power reserve may have been improved. My personal experience with the B&M with the 7751 was positive and may have benefitted with a watchwinder which I do not favour. Good luck hope my limited experience offers some insights into your own investigation

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Had a 7750 in this speedmaster date and it went without a service for almost 20 years and was still more accurate than the pro. It was about two seconds slow a day after all that time.

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The most important chronograph movement ever made also one of the best watch movements eve made. It has only one problem, it is a chunky boy, that is it

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It has a fancy name.

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TOwguy

You are going to hear from more erudite members about the Valjoux 7751 movement but it is a modified version of the legendary 7750 used in just about every Chronograph marketed. The 7751 is/was used for multi complications including a Moonphase indicator. I own a Breitling Navitimer 1461 which is a 4 year annual calendar Moonphase which is I suspect a modified 7751, which keeps very accurate time( after a full service in Switzerland) but power reserve is low by modern day standards. Years ago I owned a Baume & Mercier calendar/Moonphase watch that was fitted with the 7751 but the power reserve was inadequate to keep the various functions timely and was returned to the seller at a loss of some dollars. I feel if you are researching some contemporary watch that is fitted with an updated 7751 the power reserve may have been improved. My personal experience with the B&M with the 7751 was positive and may have benefitted with a watchwinder which I do not favour. Good luck hope my limited experience offers some insights into your own investigation

Thank you...your valuable advice is appreciated.

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Here is mine, some have a moon phase complication and some don't. All usually have a full calendar with pointer date and 12 hour chronograph. A sturdy and reliable movement it is similar to all other 77xx movements. I highly recommend it, all of my 77xx movement watches has given stellar service.

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SurferJohn

Here is mine, some have a moon phase complication and some don't. All usually have a full calendar with pointer date and 12 hour chronograph. A sturdy and reliable movement it is similar to all other 77xx movements. I highly recommend it, all of my 77xx movement watches has given stellar service.

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Thanks John...Nice to see your Breitling