Forster maybe?

[stylo9]

Hi I bought this watch not working to repair because of the unusual automatic module, however I can't seem to identify the movement or Maker. The main movement is 11 1/2''' 21 jewels, the escape wheel pictured has both pivots broken
Can anyone shed any light on the make and calibre?

[stylo9]

The watch is for my collection and I would love to get it back into a serviceable condition but there are no identifying marks on the movement apart from the number 1 stamped under the balance cock

Edited June 2, 2024 by stylo9

[mikepilk]

Does look like it could be a Forster. Not a brand I know anything about,

[rjenkinsgb]

Someone else posted what appears to be the same (or incredibly similar) movement on here some years ago; never definitely identified but it may add some clues?

 

[mikepilk]

In the above thread Durowe is mentioned. It does look similar to some of their movements

[stylo9]

I have a few Forster movements 80, 197 etc, they are similar but no coconut. 
I also tried buying an escape wheel for a Durowe which looked very similar but again it was a bust.
Thanks everyone for your comments, hopefully someone will be able to identify it. Unfortunately then it's down to getting the part.

It's a pity because It really is an unusual automatic module and would be great for my collection
Ho hum that's watchmaking

Edited June 3, 2024 by stylo9

[stylo9]

Finally I've managed to identify the movement, Hooray

It's a Guba cal 1200

[RichardHarris123]

The Guba 1200 is a manual wind. Maybe a modified version. 

[stylo9]

The Guba 1200 is a strange movement as it comes as a manual wind, automatic wind, date. and worse of all it comes as 10 1/2''' and also as a 11 1/2''' but they are all Guba 1200 calibre. the automatic was designated Guba 1200 AUT, the date was Guba 1200 CLD. But don't be fooled, the 11 1/2''' and 10 1/2''' parts are different and when buying, you will find that normally the size isn't specified. usually parts are for the 10 1/2''' movement.