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Tylden Reed · 6 December 2009, 02:02 AM

Hi. I've only seen one Elgin cal:777 movement in a gents wristwatch. Case by Star Watch Case Company # 4268 - S151126. Are they two a penny or common? Could it have been made in the '50s? It is the one without a regulator - you have to slide weights up the balance arms. There is a drawing of such a balance in 'Bestfit' book #1 on page 640. So much rain here in the UK, I'll have to buy a rowing boat soon. Tylden.

6 December 2009, 02:02 AM	#1
Tylden Reed TechXpert Join Date: Jul 2009 Real Name: Tylden Reed Location: Kent UK Watch: GMTII and more Posts: 175	Elgin cal:777 two a penny? Hi. I've only seen one Elgin cal:777 movement in a gents wristwatch. Case by Star Watch Case Company # 4268 - S151126. Are they two a penny or common? Could it have been made in the '50s? It is the one without a regulator - you have to slide weights up the balance arms. There is a drawing of such a balance in 'Bestfit' book #1 on page 640. So much rain here in the UK, I'll have to buy a rowing boat soon. Tylden.

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