[Please note that this article is part of series of articles; other articles in the series are NOT included.]

"La Montre Suisse a Remontage Automatique, XVII" by B. Humbert - Original magazine article (magazine clipping) which was removed from a 1956 Swiss magazine.

Text in the article is in French.

This article is "Part XVII" in a series of articles. (Other parts in the series are not included.)

This article concerns the following watch models: Roamer Watch Company Calibre No. 420 and No. 421; Rolex Watch Company Calibre Rolex Oyster Perpetual; Tissot Watch Company Calibre No. 28,5 - 1 and No. 28,5 - 21; Universal Watch Company Calibre No. 138, No. 138 SS, and No. 138 Monodate. (Please note that no watches, parts or tools are included.)

Sections in the article include:

* Calibres Roamer Watch Co. S.A. Calibre No. 420 and Calibre No. 421:

* Caracteristiques
* Fonctionnement
* Dispositif evitant l'entrainement du rouage automatique lors du remontage manuel
* Dispositif de debrayage des organes du remontage manuel
* Remontage
* Pour desarmer le ressort moteur lorsque le dispositif automatique est en place
* Lubrification

* Calibre Rolex Oyster Perpetual:

* Caracteristiques
* Fournitures particulieres a ce calibre
* Fonctionnement
* Entrainement de l'arbre de barillet et dispositif de debrayage
* Demontage
* Remontage
* Barillet et ressort de barillet
* Lubrification

* Tissot Watch Company: Calibre No. 28.5 - 1 and Calibre No. 28.5 - 21:

* Fonctionnement
* Demontage
* Remontage
* Controles
* Lubrification

* Universal Watch Company Calibres No. 138, No. 138 SS, and No. 138 Monodate:

* Caracteristiques
* Fonctionnement
* Tirette
* Desarmage
* Demontage
* Remontage
* Demonter et monter le segment B' sur le roue B"
* Remarques importantes
* Huilage

The magazine article was carefully removed from a Swiss magazine.

[Please note: this is a magazine article/magazine clipping only; no watch, clock, parts or tools are included.]

The article is approximately 13 pages in length (on 7 sheets of paper) and includes a number of black and white diagrams within the text.

As with most vintage magazine clippings, there is some yellowing to the paper due to age as well as light wear and small bends.

The magazine article was carefully removed directly from a Swiss magazine. It is not a copy or reproduction. The rest of the magazine is not included.


[Please note: this is a magazine article/magazine clipping only; no watch, clock, parts or tools are included.]

Please note that this article is part of series of articles; other articles in the series are NOT included.]







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