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Eterna Cal. 1158 was one of a family of bumper automatic watch movements produced from 1945 to 1948.
Overview
ETA was one of the three firms "chosen" to develop advanced automatic watch movements by Ebauches SA, thanks in part to their history with Eterna. The chief designer at ETA, Heinrich Stamm, had created many of the company's important watch movements, and was famous for the Eterna-Matic line of watches.
Cal. 1158 was an early bumper automatic movement, the first Eterna movement with direct seconds. It replaced the earlier Cal. 833 family.
Technical Details
This movement family includes 12.25 ligne and 13 ligne variants. Both are 5.75 mm thick, have 19 or 21 jewels, operate at 18,000 A/h, and have 42 hours of power reserve.
Variants
Cal. 1158 one of two similar movements.
- Eterna 1158 - (1945-1948) 12.25 ligne
- Eterna 1159 - (1945-1948) 13 ligne
See Also
- Eterna-Matic
- Eterna 833, the predecessor movement
- Eterna 1247, the successor movement