Heuer11,12,Breitling chrono and calendar parts 2557,8140,8020,8270,8100,8705+++
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| Compatible Brand | Heuer |
| Brand | Heuer |
| Type Of Part | Movement Parts |
| Type | Movement Part |
| Unit Type | Unit |
| Color | Silver |
| Model | 11,12,14,15 |
| Compatible Model | Breitling ChonoMat |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | Switzerland |
| Year Of Manufacture | 1970-1979 |
Heuer 11, 12 Breitling11, 12Hamilton 11Bulova 14EFAD Valjoux 7740, 7741New old stock chronograph watch parts. These calibers share the same chrono parts with exception to the oscillation pinion with regard to the Valjoux 7740/41 movements. We have the following parts to offer and you can select what you need from the drop down list above.These are sold one part per order(except the screw). You get one part when you order. With exception to the flyback lever screw. You will get two screws per order. This is the left hand thread screw that hold the flyback lever in place.2557 date disc for date at 6 position(silver w/back numbers) 8020 minute recording runner 30 minute8140 operating lever8100 sliding gear 30 minute8290 chrono runner friction spring8325 sliding gear spring8335/8340 operating lever/flyback lever spring8356 hammer cam jumper(note style in pic)58180 screw, flyback lever 2pc per order(left thread)5750 dial screw 8270/8705 minute recording and hour recording jumper(same part used in two locations) The 8270 and 8705 are the same part used in two different places in the movement.That said there is a "new" and "old" version of these parts as you can see in the pics. The old version has two holes and the new version has one elongated hole.The elongated hole was a later improvement to the chrono mechanism so that the jumper could be adjusted. The old and new versions can be used interchangeably, but most times it boils down to preference, if you want to keep your movement "period looking". Depending on when your movement was made it may have one or the other style used and most purists want to keep the same style of part so as to retain the collectible value(originality) of the movement. Ask questions before you buy. I will answer and help if possible.Thank you for looking
