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tronstein T I've been reading up about the differences between the 2824-2 movement and Hamilton's H-10 movement, but I've read conflicting claims about the escapement. Some folks believe that the H-10 has a composite escapement like the Powermatic 80 movement. However, the H-10 is not the same, and I've seen others assume that the 2 extra jewels in the H-10 (totaling 25 rather than the Powermatic's 23) are in the pallet fork, implying that it's not composite. Has anyone disassembled an H-10 or know of a source such as a video or photos that details these intricacies? Thanks. #1 · Feb 12, 2018 I've been reading up about the differences between the 2824-2 movement and Hamilton's H-10 movement, but I've read conflicting claims about the escapement. Some folks believe that the H-10 has a composite escapement like the Powermatic 80 movement. However, the H-10 is not the same, and I've seen others assume that the 2 extra jewels in the H-10 (totaling 25 rather than the Powermatic's 23) are in the pallet fork, implying that it's not composite. Has anyone disassembled an H-10 or know of a source such as a video or photos that details these intricacies? Thanks. Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Feb 13, 2018 Welcome to the forums! #5 · Feb 17, 2018 Aww man, busted for not even introducing myself. Thanks! And thank you forego for that detailed rundown! And your first posts too! 0 Reply #3 · Feb 13, 2018 Hamilton H-10 is actually an ETA caliber C07.611 and doesn't have synthetic escapement. View attachment 12891989 From what I have researched from web, ETA C07.xx1 caliber families are C07.1x1 = 23 jewels, synthetic escapement. used by Tissot, Certina (as Powermatic 80) C07.6x1 = 25 jewels, non-synthetic (conventional) escapement used by Hamilton(as H-10,H-10-S,H-30,H-40,H-13), Mido (as Caliber 80), Rado (with no particular naming) and C07.601(means open heart edition) is also used by Tissot. C07.8x1 = 25 jewels, with silicon hairspring, MAYBE non-synthetic escapement used by Tissot, Mido. #4 · Feb 13, 2018 And in my recognition, C07.601 = open heart edition C07.111, C07.611, C07.811 = with date window (equivalent to ETA 2824-2), Hamilton H-10 = C07.611 C07.121, C07.621, C07.821 = with day date window (equivalent to ETA 2836-2), Hamilton H-30 = C07.621 C07.631 = skeleton edition, Hamilton H-10-S = C07.631 C07.641 = with day date window (equivalent to ETA 2834-2), Hamilton H-40 = C07.641 C07.651 = with big date window, like Mido Commander Big Date C07.661 = with GMT hand, like Rado Centrix Automatic GMT C07.671 = with power reserve indicator, like Rado DiaMaster Power Reserve Above may contain some inaccurate information from my lack of knowledge. #6 · Feb 21, 2018 Hey "forego" I can't pick your attachment, something might be wrong. :-----( #7 · Feb 23, 2018 Oh Sorry. I'm newbie to this forum and it seems that newbie user is restricted to link or paste image directly. I upload JPEG to imgur so please try letters below as imgur URL . VPhsX9N #8 · Feb 23, 2018 So far, no mention that the H-10 is a low-beat movement, sacrificing higher beat rate smoothness and accuracy for extended power reserve, a compromise I would never accept. The normal 40 hour PR is plenty and the smoother high-beat of the standard ETA-2824 is prefered. #9 · Feb 23, 2018

yankeexpress said: So far, no mention that the H-10 is a low-beat movement, sacrificing higher beat rate smoothness and accuracy for extended power reserve, a compromise I would never accept. The normal 40 hour PR is plenty and the smoother high-beat of the standard ETA-2824 is prefered. Click to expand...

I just bought a used Hamilton Khaki Automatic 38mm with the older 2824-2 movement. Is it true that the higher beat movements require quicker or more frequent servicing as opposed to the lower beat movements like the H-10? I'm new to watches. 0 Reply #10 · Jun 25, 2021 Hamilton H 10 a.k.a. ETA caliber c07.611

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