Swiss watch movement
What is a Swiss watch movement?
A "Swiss movement" refers to the internal mechanism of a watch produced in Switzerland. The movement is the heart of the watch, responsible for measuring time and driving the hands.
The term "Swiss movement" is associated with high quality, precision, and craftsmanship, as Switzerland has a long tradition of producing luxury watches.
Swiss Made Movements: ETA and RONDA
There are countless excellent Swiss made movements to choose from when designing a watch.
ETA and RONDA are among the most important and well-known Swiss made movements. Their high-precision micromechanics, which require the assembly of hundreds of components, are the heart of the wristwatches that we at Intermedia Time use for our clients. To make your watch even more unique and original, we can customize Swiss made movements with exquisite craftsmanship.
Thanks to our market experience, Intermedia Time is able to guide and advise our clients in choosing the best custom watch, following the essential design needs and requests for a timepiece that is beautiful to see and impeccable in performance.
ETA Valjoux 7750 Swiss Movement, Our Favorite
The ubiquitous, reliable, and durable “ETA Valjoux 7750” is a chronograph movement with three counters, featuring hours, minutes, seconds, and a double date with quick correction. This automatic movement has not suffered at all from the weight of the years; launched on the market in 1974, it is still synonymous with efficiency, robustness, and pure performance today.
So, if we are asked what our offering is in this area, the answer is the “Tirreno,” a watch built with a titanium case and strap, featuring the reliable ETA Valjoux 7750 that characterizes its infallible performance.
Our approach harmonizes aesthetics and tradition, backed by our years of experience to create a watch that never goes out of style.
