TAG Heuer Movement Guide

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Some great info here on the various movements in the 2007/ 8 Catalogue- many of these movements are still being used
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Pretty cool render of the Heuer-01 movement. Click on the picture to see the video.
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Note, purely in the interests of accuracy, that many of the ETA movements are now a Sellita-supplied equivalent.
 
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Note, purely in the interests of accuracy, that many of the ETA movements are now a Sellita-supplied equivalent.

I got to be honest though. maybe it just me but i found ETA is more accurate than sellita. anyone experience the same ?
 
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Another official video from the 1887 movement; click on the image to see the video.
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For Heuer-01 (Calibre 1887):
https://www.calibre11.com/tag-heuer-movements/
https://www.calibre11.com/calibre-1887-story/
https://www.calibre11.com/tag-heuer-movement-strategy-2012/

For Heuer-02 (code-name Calibre 1888, Calibre 1969, CH80):
https://www.calibre11.com/inside-chevenez-tag-heuer-calibre-ch80/
https://www.calibre11.com/analysis-the-future-tag-heuer-calibre-ch80/
https://www.calibre11.com/the-inside-story-of-tag-heuers-15000-heuer-02-tourbillon/
https://www.calibre11.com/everything-you-need-know-2017-autavia-heuer-02-chronograph/
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I might be retarded but to me that video does not explain how a tourbillion actually works
I’m yet to find one that does! They explain why it came about and how it rotates, but I’m still scratching my head.

Would also like to know why watches with them command such a premium. I realise there’s a lot of time involved but this is also true of the rest of the movement right?
 
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Good thread over on WUS and particular, here is the message I posted with a table of movements that I created a few years ago and have been updating: https://forums.watchuseek.com/f25/tag-movements-217172-post43684885.html#post43684885.
^ Here's a reorganized version of your table for future reference.
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And here's in text form, so that it's searchable.
Calibre S ...................... Electro-mechanical
Calibre V ...................... Belt driven
Calibre 5 (Day-Date) .... ETA 2824-2 (ETA 2834-2 or 2836-2 also Sellita SW200 (SW220-1)
Calibre 6 ...................... ETA 2895-2 also Sellita SW260-1
Calibre 7 (GMT) ........... ETA 2892 (2893-2) also Sellita SW300 (SW330)
Calibre 8 (GMT) ........... ETA 2892 A2 (Soprod TT651 GMT module)
Calibre 9 ...................... Sellita SW1000
Calibre 11 .................... Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2002 chronograph module, used to be ETA 2892
Calibre 12 .................... Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2008 chronograph module, used to be ETA 2892
Calibre 16 .................... Sellita SW500, used to be Valjoux 7750
Calibre 17 .................... ETA 2894-A2
Calibre 18 .................... Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2223 chronograph module
Calibre 36 (Flyback) .... Modified Zenith El Primero 400 (405)
Calibre 45 .................... Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 4510 chronograph module
Calibre 49 .................... Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 (ETA 2894 + DD calendar + date modules)
Calibre 360 .................. ETA 2892 base with TAG Heuer manual wind chronograph module
Calibre 1887 ................ Based on Seiko 6S37
Calibre 1969 ................ Prototype only
Calibre CH80 ............... Updated version of 1969 (not widely used)
Calibre Heuer 01 ......... Updated version of 1887
Calibre Heuer 02T ....... Based on CH80 with tourbillon
Calibre Heuer 02 ......... CH80 renamed
 
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^ Here's a reorganized version of your table for future reference.
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And here's in text form, so that it's searchable.
Calibre S ...................... Electro-mechanical
Calibre V ...................... Belt driven
Calibre 5 (Day-Date) .... ETA 2824-2 (ETA 2834-2 or 2836-2 also Sellita SW200 (SW220-1)
Calibre 6 ...................... ETA 2895-2 also Sellita SW260-1
Calibre 7 (GMT) ........... ETA 2892 (2893-2) also Sellita SW300 (SW330)
Calibre 8 (GMT) ........... ETA 2892 A2 (Soprod TT651 GMT module)
Calibre 9 ...................... Sellita SW1000
Calibre 11 .................... Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2002 chronograph module, used to be ETA 2892
Calibre 12 .................... Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2008 chronograph module, used to be ETA 2892
Calibre 16 .................... Sellita SW500, used to be Valjoux 7750
Calibre 17 .................... ETA 2894-A2
Calibre 18 .................... Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2223 chronograph module
Calibre 36 (Flyback) .... Modified Zenith El Primero 400 (405)
Calibre 45 .................... Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 4510 chronograph module
Calibre 49 .................... Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 (ETA 2894 + DD calendar + date modules)
Calibre 360 .................. ETA 2892 base with TAG Heuer manual wind chronograph module
Calibre 1887 ................ Based on Seiko 6S37
Calibre 1969 ................ Prototype only
Calibre CH80 ............... Updated version of 1969 (not widely used)
Calibre Heuer 01 ......... Updated version of 1887
Calibre Heuer 02T ....... Based on CH80 with tourbillon
Calibre Heuer 02 ......... CH80 renamed

Nice one :thumbsup:
 
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Hey Folks,
Much has been said about the current Calibre 11being an inexpensive movement. How is the build quality and reliability in practice?

Thanks,
Robert
 
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No issues with mine. Not sure who has said it's an "inexpensive" movement? I'd bet that it costs more per unit than the Heuer 02