Has anyone seen that movement?

[BlueHarp]

Hi all of you,

Today I got a cheap Kelton watch which is not working. I bought it because I was interested in its very unusual movement. Has anyone seen such a caliber?

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[dadistic]

This is a Timex movement, I believe a #25. @JerseyMo would know for sure. Timex was sold in France under the Kelton brand name. Kelton was also a pre Timex  US Watch Co brand sold in the States, but yours isn't that early.

Cheers!

[BlueHarp]

Thank you for your invaluable help! It helped me to find a video tutorial about disassembling / reassembling such a movement, although it hasn't been designed to be serviced.

Thanks again 

[JerseyMo]

Correct - M25

 

[dadistic]

 

On 12/13/2022 at 1:54 AM, BlueHarp said:

although it hasn't been designed to be serviced

Well, it was, but not in the same way as a swiss watch. I've attached the Times service manual for you, hope this helps.

25.pdf

 

Edited December 14, 2022 by dadistic
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[BlueHarp]

Many thanks ! I'm really impressed by the knowledge that all of you have in that area, as well as your willingness to help