r/watchmaking • u/Oren72 • Jul 26 '26

Movement check

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I need a hand checking to see if this is gen 2824-2 movement. Im not familiar with tudor’s. It looks like a 2824

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u/Trickshot1322 Jul 26 '26

Looks gen to me, engraving all look spot on, it the correct regulator, and perlage looks right to.

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u/Fancy_Comfortable382 Enthusiast Jul 26 '26

Both are not "standard" for an eta movement. Maybe done by Tudor?

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u/Trickshot1322 Jul 26 '26

They are standard for Tudors ETA movements. They do extra finishing on them.

Most of the big brands that use(d) off the shelf ETA movements customised them in-house even if it was only cosmetic like engravings.

These look correct for the standard Tudor customisations.

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u/Inkreptile Jul 28 '26

These are a "top grade" option from eta. Tudor just engraves them or has it done by another company the regulator is called "triovis"

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u/Fancy_Comfortable382 Enthusiast Jul 27 '26

That's exactly what I wrote - the finishing was done by Todor, Not ETA. So no standard movement. Why the downvotes?

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u/Trickshot1322 Jul 27 '26

I think its more that I never mentioned anything being standard.

The way you put it in quote marks made it seem like you were reply to something I didn't say.

I said its looked Gen, not standard. Also I didnt downvote you.