Tudor Caliber 5652 information and lift Angle please

[CharlesN]

Hello all,

I have a Tudor Black Bay Pro that has a Tudor MT 5652 movement as it’s beating heart.

I have 3 questions …

1). What is the lift Angle ?
2). How many parts are there in the movement ?
3). How many turns per day for a full wind of the watch ?

Do you have any answers to the 3 questions ? I just can not find the answers.

Thanks in advance for your help.

[Via reggio]

1. 49
2. Dunno
3. 50 turns on crown = 11 turns on ratchet wheel. But I guess you ask for the rotation of the watch in a winder for example? Don’t know the ratio rotor/ratchet wheel so I don’t know how many turns of the watch before full wind Maybe someone else can calculate that
Or tell me how to count it :)

[CharlesN]

Originally Posted by Via reggio

1. 49

Thank you for answering with the Lift angle being 49.

How do you know ? Is there a list I have missed that has it on or do you have a service manual etc ?

Is there any other useful but hidden information you can give me ?

Tudor seem to be rather secretive on this subject, even more secretive than their “Big Brother” namely Rolex

[Via reggio]

Originally Posted by CharlesN

Thank you for answering with the Lift angle being 49.

How do you know ? Is there a list I have missed that has it on or do you have a service manual etc ?

Is there any other useful but hidden information you can give me ?

Tudor seem to be rather secretive on this subject, even more secretive than their “Big Brother” namely Rolex

Yes, I have read the manual. Hmm I don’t know what hidden information you ask for :) not much since it’s movement replacement only!

[CharlesN]

Originally Posted by Via reggio

Yes, I have read the manual. Hmm I don’t know what hidden information you ask for :) not much since it’s movement replacement only!

I am wondering which manual you are referring to ??

Do you mean the one that comes with the watch … I could find no valuable technical information there or do you have a copy of the official Tudor Repair manual. That usually contains ALL the information I could possibly want such as Single or Double (or even triple as in a Blancpain) Barrels ?