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Emes 15

Description

The Emes caliber 15 is a very typical 10 1/2 ligne sized after-war pin lever movement from Germany. In terms of construction it is more or less equal than similar movements of Lord/AHS or Eppler.

The movement is made in a pier construction, has got a subsecond hand at “6” and is wound with a rocking bar winding mechanism on the dial side.

Nevertheless, there’s a small difference to the other movements: The balance in beared in two Trishock-like shock protection systems.

Emes 15: Emes 15 dial side

Emes 15 dial side

Technical data

Manufacturer:Emes
Caliber:15
Size:10 1/2'''
A/h:18000
Number of jewels:4
Escapement:Pin lever
Balance types:Nickel anular balance
Shock protection(s):Monorex
Balance bearing / direction hairspring:Clockwise
Moveable stud:no
Adjust mechanism:Long regulator arm
Construction:
  • escape wheel
  • lever, seconds wheel, third wheel, center minute wheel, mainspring barrel
Winding mechanism:rocking bar winding system
Setting lever spring:1 hole
Features:
  • s (decentral seconds)
References:Flume: 1957 41
Mentioning in literature (years):1964 - 1968
Hint: The jewel count, the types of balances used, and the shock protections employed refer only to the specimens held in the archive and are therefore not relevant for the precise identification of the movement.

Usage gallery

Emes 15: Emes ladies' watch

Emes ladies' watch

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