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[Yannou]

NEW RUN

Hi to all

Just received a mail from the french dealer Les Aiguilles Du Temps concerning a new stock of ETA 7750

They have 2 types of ETA :
First : 40 units of topgrade ETA (blue screws, bridge is PERLE) at 150€
Second : 10 units of ETA 7750 with silver screws finish at 140€

Her name is Nathalie
Her mail : LESAIGUILLESDUTEMPS@FREE.FR

The received mail :
"
BONJOUR ERREUR DE MA PART AU NIVEAU DE MON STOCK

JE VIENS DE RENTRER 40 MOUVEMENTS FINITION TOP AVEC VIS BLEUS ET PONT PERLE EN 7750 A 150 EUROS PIECES.

J AI EGALEMENT 10 MOUVEMENTS 7750 A 140 EUROS FINITION vis acier / PONT PERLE /MASSE NEUTRE ET COTE DE GENEVE ET DES MOUVEMENTS 7750 TRICOMPAX A 200 EUROS
PIECES.

N OUBLIEZ PAS DE ME DEMANDER LES FRAIS D ENVOIS CAR ILS SONT MOINDRENT EN FONCTION DU NOMBRE DE MOUVEMENTS ACHETES.

PAIEMENT DIRECT SUR PAYPAL LESAIGUILLESDUTEMPS@FREE.FR

LIVRAISON 15 JOURS

MERCI D AVANCE

CORDIALEMENT NATHALIE "

Shipping fees not include (and negotiable)

here are some pics that I just received from her :

Standard 7750 : silver screws : 120€






Topgrade 7750 : blue screw, cote de geneve...150€






And the tricompax : 200€






Just reminder : I'm not affiliated in any ways with them...Just to help
Good luck my friends

[modelizer]

theoanast, on 20 January 2012 - 10:58 AM, said:

hello there

i have for sale 3 watches..

This is not the sales section theo. Plus you need to be a supporting member (VIP or Platinum) to post stuff for sale here on RWG.. For high value sales (items priced above $1200) you also have to contact the admin team for approval prior to your listing.

I suggest you upgrade your membership and start a new thread in the proper sub forum here.

[Yannou]

theoanast, on 20 January 2012 - 10:47 AM, said:

i am looking for a cal 1570 have you any idea? also dial matt for 1680 sub if any send me at < theoanast@hotmail.com>

thank you

Not the right place at all my friend...mods ?

[Stephane]

modelizer, on 20 January 2012 - 11:10 AM, said:

This is not the sales section theo. Plus you need to be a supporting member (VIP or Platinum) to post stuff for sale here on RWG.. For high value sales (items priced above $1200) you also have to contact the admin team for approval prior to your listing.

I suggest you upgrade your membership and start a new thread in the proper sub forum here.

Yannou, on 20 January 2012 - 01:01 PM, said:

Not the right place at all my friend...mods ?

Set invisible for now.
Such a young and fresh member is not allowed to sell 3 genuine watches right away.
If he wants to do this, he will have to contact the admin team.

Thanks for reporting !

[Rolexman]

Forget it. I cant't read properly

[Stephane]

Rolexman, on 20 January 2012 - 04:29 PM, said:

Forget it. I cant't read properly

Are you sure ...

[Yannou]

Thanks

[GarrettP1]

In for a Tricompax. I sent € 223 to her this morning for the movement plus shipping (about $296 USD).

I love that movement (but not in an unnatural way) and new ones are always way over priced.
I'll let you know when it lands.

Garrett

[w0lf]

is tricompax eta7753 or a 7750 with a tricompax setup?

[GarrettP1]

It appears to be an ETA 7753 (from email with the seller).
Actually, it would be great if it was a 7750 with a Dubois-Depraz module applied; I've been looking for one of those (at a decent price) for several years.
I'll post again after it arrives.

I realize how imprecise "tricompax" is, and how it's become a generic term for a triple register 9-6-3 layout in a mechanical chronograph.
At that price however, I was willing to take a chance.
I bought some magic beans too.

Garrett

[w0lf]

Gattet, if I'm hearing you right, you just bought a top grade eta7753 for 200 Euro and you are not happy

[ExtraExtra]

Guys, this is an awesome deal....last time I purchased 3 of 7750 with blue screws. I have swapped one with SA already.

[mrboombasteke]

So, just contact Nathalie via email to order?

[alligoat]

GarrettP1, on 24 January 2012 - 06:09 PM, said:

It appears to be an ETA 7753 (from email with the seller).
Actually, it would be great if it was a 7750 with a Dubois-Depraz module applied; I've been looking for one of those (at a decent price) for several years.
I'll post again after it arrives.
I realize how imprecise "tricompax" is, and how it's become a generic term for a triple register 9-6-3 layout in a mechanical chronograph.
At that price however, I was willing to take a chance.
I bought some magic beans too.
Garrett

A Dubois-Depraz module would go on a 2824-2, it would be redundant to put it on a 7750 which is already a chronograph movt. The D-D module has running seconds at three, not at 9 like the 7750/7753s. Since it sits on top of the 2824, pusher locations are above the stem/crown axis. Gevril did the Paul Newman Daytona homage piece with the D-D module a number of years ago- big tell was the running seconds at 3!

$300 for a 7753 is somewhat tempting.

[GarrettP1]

My understanding was that prior to production of the 7753 D-D made modules for Valjoux giving the subdial layout seen now on the 7753. A moonphase module was made as well.
They are not common, and that was why I was looking for one.

Garrett

[Yannou]

So any feedbacks about those mouvements ?
I will not post any other deals if it's not enough good for the Members..
I have former movements from them but just wanted to know
Txs


Yannou
The Louchebem

[GarrettP1]

Haven't gotten mine yet. Usually takes at least 2 weeks from Europe (although I've had the odd experience of something getting here in 4 days).

Garrett

[Masron]

Me 2

[spooky driver]

Masron, on 21 February 2012 - 04:12 AM, said:

Me 2

Me 2 what? Did you not get the movement?

Sent from my MB860 using Tapatalk

[GarrettP1]

I got mine; part of the delay was my fault. I Paypal'd to a misspelled address (no harm no foul...it didn't go through).
Once my payment got through it took 2 weeks exactly to receive the movement.

It's perfect in everyway. I haven't checked it's accuracy electronically yet, but I'll get to that eventually.

I'm going to build a franken of sorts in a Glashutte rep case with a sterile dial.

Garrett