Description
That Kienzle movement seems to be pretty old. It still carries the old Kienzle sign and on the dial, that was attached to it, its origin country was named “foreign”, which refers to the 40ies or 50ies.
The movement is as most other Kienzle movements a simple pin lever movement with no jewels, no shock protection and rocker winding mechanism. As always, the mainspring barrel can be exchanged easily.
On the pro side, there are details like a long hairspring regulator or brass bearings. They are responsible for the movement still running fine after half a century.
Technical data
| Manufacturer: | Kienzle |
| Caliber: | 51/0b |
| Size: | 12''' |
| A/h: | 18000 |
| Escapement: | Pin lever |
| Balance types: | Nickel anular balance |
| Shock protection(s): | none |
| Balance bearing / direction hairspring: | Clockwise |
| Moveable stud: | no |
| Adjust mechanism: | Long regulator arm |
| Construction: |
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| Winding mechanism: | rocking bar winding system |
| Setting lever spring: | 3 holes |
| Features: |
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| References: | Flume: 1958 r.90 |
Other movements from Kienzle
- Kienzle 44
- Kienzle 48/10c
- Kienzle 48/4
- Kienzle 48/7
- Kienzle 048/76
- Kienzle 51
- Kienzle 051/00f
- Kienzle 051d53
- Kienzle 051N/53
- Kienzle 052/10
- Kienzle 053/703 = EB 1612N
- Kienzle 057/21d
- Kienzle 058b12
- Kienzle 058b25
- Kienzle 059b25
- Kienzle 059N51
- Kienzle 060a1
- Kienzle 060a2
- Kienzle 70/1 = ETA 2472
- Kienzle 070/27 = DuRoWe 61
- Kienzle 071/17 = DuRoWe 450
- Kienzle 074/20 = EB 8341
- Kienzle 074/30 = EB 8321


