ETA 2892-2

The ETA 2892-2 is an ultra-thin automatic movement produced by ETA from 1983 through 2000. It was replaced by today's ETA 2892A2.

Overview

Derived from the ETA 2892, the 2892-2 is extremely compact, measuring just 11½ lignes (25.60 mm) in diameter and 3.6 mm high. Due to this thin profile, the 2892-2 is often used as a base for other complications, including ETA's 2894-2 modular chronograph. Although the 2892-2 was only produced from 1983 through 2000, its components remain in production for the 2894-2 and others.

The 2892-2 is very similar to its updated replacement, ETA 2892A2, as both share a common base.

Cal. 2892-2 is a mechanical movement with automatic winding, ball-bearing rotor, hacking seconds, and power reserve of about 42 hours.

Ebauche Variants

• IWC 37521
• IWC 35790 - Antimagnetic

Clones

A clone of this movement is sold by Sellita as the Sellita SW 300.

See Also

• ETA 2892 modules
• ETA 2890, the predecessor movement
• ETA 2892A2, the successor movement

Description: Self-winding movement Incabloc shock protection Escapement: Stone lever Yoke winding system Functions: Hours, minutes Central seconds Rapid calendar advance Hacking seconds Data: 11½ lignes D 25.6 mm, H 3.6 mm 21 jewels 28,800 A/h Power reserve 42h Production period: 1983-2000