TAG movements

Snoweagle · Mar 12, 2016

Wow, seems like the Calibre 5 movement on my Aquaracer WAN2110 is a pretty basic movement. So is it considered an inferior movement? :-s

Zkin · Mar 21, 2016

Orange_GT3 · Apr 8, 2016

Small update. I had forgotten that I hadn't got to the bottom of the composition of the Calibre 49 and left two options in there. I've now edited out the wrong one:

Calibre 1887	based on Seiko 6S37	Calibre 5	Sellita SW200 (used to be ETA 2824-2)
Calibre 1969	prototype only	Calibre 6	ETA 2895-2 (also Sellita SW260-1)
Calibre CH80	updated version of 1969	Calibre 7 (GMT)	ETA 2892 (2893) (also Sellita SW300)
Calibre S	electro-mechanical	Calibre 8 (GMT)	ETA 2892-A2 (Soprod TT651 GMT module)
Calibre V	belt driven	Calibre 11	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2002 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 01	updated version of 1887	Calibre 12	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2008 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 02T	based on CH80 with tourbillion	Calibre 16	Sellita SW500 (used to be Valjoux 7750)
		Calibre 17	ETA 2894-A2
		Calibre 18	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2223 chronograph module
		Calibre 36	Zenith El Primero
		Calibre 45	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 4510 chronograph module
		Calibre 49	Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 (ETA 2894 + DD calendar + date modules)
		Calibre 360	ETA 2892 base with TAG Heuer manual wind chronograph module

Orange_GT3 · Sep 8, 2016

Another small update: Calibre 11 has confirmed that the CH80 has been renamed the Heuer 03 and will be used in the 2017 Autavia reissue and throughout the the rest of the TH range beyond that.

Calibre 1887	based on Seiko 6S37	Calibre 5	Sellita SW200 (used to be ETA 2824-2)
Calibre 1969	prototype only	Calibre 6	ETA 2895-2 (also Sellita SW260-1)
Calibre CH80	updated version of 1969	Calibre 7 (GMT)	ETA 2892 (2893) (also Sellita SW300)
Calibre S	electro-mechanical	Calibre 8 (GMT)	ETA 2892-A2 (Soprod TT651 GMT module)
Calibre V	belt driven	Calibre 11	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2002 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 01	updated version of 1887	Calibre 12	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2008 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 02T	based on CH80 with tourbillion	Calibre 16	Sellita SW500 (used to be Valjoux 7750)
Calibre Heuer 03	CH80 renamed	Calibre 17	ETA 2894-A2
		Calibre 18	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2223 chronograph module
		Calibre 36	Zenith El Primero
		Calibre 45	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 4510 chronograph module
		Calibre 49	Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 (ETA 2894 + DD calendar + date modules)
		Calibre 360	ETA 2892 base with TAG Heuer manual wind chronograph module

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arbyjr · Sep 8, 2016

Orange_GT3 said:
Another small update: Calibre 11 has confirmed that teh CH80 has been renamed the Heuer 03 and will be used in the 2017 Autavia reissue and throughout the the rest of the TH range beyond that.

Calibre 1887 based on Seiko 6S37 Calibre 5 Sellita SW200 (used to be ETA 2824-2)
Calibre 1969 prototype only Calibre 6 ETA 2895-2 (also Sellita SW260-1)
Calibre CH80 updated version of 1969 Calibre 7 (GMT) ETA 2892 (2893) (also Sellita SW300)
Calibre S electro-mechanical Calibre 8 (GMT) ETA 2892-A2 (Soprod TT651 GMT module)
Calibre V belt driven Calibre 11 Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2002 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 01 updated version of 1887 Calibre 12 Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2008 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 02T based on CH80 with tourbillion Calibre 16 Sellita SW500 (used to be Valjoux 7750)
Calibre Heuer 03 CH80 renamed Calibre 17 ETA 2894-A2
Calibre 18 Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2223 chronograph module
Calibre 36 Zenith El Primero
Calibre 45 Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 4510 chronograph module
Calibre 49 Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 (ETA 2894 + DD calendar + date modules)
Calibre 360 ETA 2892 base with TAG Heuer manual wind chronograph module

Calibre 7 (GMT)? does Sellita make an equivalent with the GMT complication yet?
Or is this just saying that the the 2893-2 is the GMT version of the ETA 2892, and the SW300 is the equivalent of the base 2892

Orange_GT3 · Sep 8, 2016

arbyjr said:
Calibre 7 (GMT)? does Sellita make an equivalent with the GMT complication yet?
Or is this just saying that the the 2893-2 is the GMT version of the ETA 2892, and the SW300 is the equivalent of the base 2892

As I understand it, the SW300 is the equivalent of the 2892 which is the vanilla Calibre 7.

The 2893-2 is the GMT version of the 2892, as you say. I don't know if the SW300 has a GMT variant.

Orange_GT3 · Sep 8, 2016

Orange_GT3 said:
As I understand it, the SW300 is the equivalent of the 2892 which is the vanilla Calibre 7.

The 2893-2 is the GMT version of the 2892, as you say. I don't know if the SW300 has a GMT variant.

OK, it seems as though the SW330 is the GMT variant.

Orange_GT3 · Sep 8, 2016

Clarification of the Sellita movements used in the Calibre 7 models.

Calibre 1887	based on Seiko 6S37	Calibre 5	Sellita SW200 (used to be ETA 2824-2)
Calibre 1969	prototype only	Calibre 6	ETA 2895-2 (also Sellita SW260-1)
Calibre CH80	updated version of 1969	Calibre 7 (GMT)	ETA 2892 (2893) also Sellita SW300 (SW330)
Calibre S	electro-mechanical	Calibre 8 (GMT)	ETA 2892-A2 (Soprod TT651 GMT module)
Calibre V	belt driven	Calibre 11	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2002 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 01	updated version of 1887	Calibre 12	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2008 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 02T	based on CH80 with tourbillion	Calibre 16	Sellita SW500 (used to be Valjoux 7750)
Calibre Heuer 03	CH80 renamed	Calibre 17	ETA 2894-A2
		Calibre 18	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2223 chronograph module
		Calibre 36	Zenith El Primero
		Calibre 45	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 4510 chronograph module
		Calibre 49	Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 (ETA 2894 + DD calendar + date modules)
		Calibre 360	ETA 2892 base with TAG Heuer manual wind chronograph module

WillMK5 · Sep 9, 2016

Thrilled the CH80 is coming back

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arbyjr · Sep 9, 2016

Orange_GT3 said:
As I understand it, the SW300 is the equivalent of the 2892 which is the vanilla Calibre 7.

The 2893-2 is the GMT version of the 2892, as you say. I don't know if the SW300 has a GMT variant.

Ok thank you,
I'll kind of keep an eye out, because I am back to looking for another watch and GMT complication is my normal go to feature. I have been thinking of replacing my Omega, but I can't get used to the thickness of their new watches. I keep trying to buy, but i end up walking away because I just can't get used to the size. So It will probably be from outside of the swatch group.
but again thank you for the quick reply...

Everett464 · Mar 28, 2017

Is this the right place for this?

I was researching movements for a wifey watch, and found that the Ladies 2000, ref. WM1313.BA has an ETA 956.112. I don't know what Tag caliber that corresponds to, but it would have saved me some time to find it here.

Everett

Orange_GT3 · Mar 28, 2017

Another minor update since the CH80 is now known as the Heuer 02.

Calibre 1887	based on Seiko 6S37	Calibre 5	Sellita SW200 (used to be ETA 2824-2)
Calibre 1969	prototype only	Calibre 6	ETA 2895-2 (also Sellita SW260-1)
Calibre CH80	updated version of 1969 (not widely used)	Calibre 7 (GMT)	ETA 2892 (2893) also Sellita SW300 (SW330)
Calibre S	electro-mechanical	Calibre 8 (GMT)	ETA 2892-A2 (Soprod TT651 GMT module)
Calibre V	belt driven	Calibre 11	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2002 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 01	updated version of 1887	Calibre 12	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2008 chronograph module (used to be ETA 2892)
Calibre Heuer 02T	based on CH80 with tourbillion	Calibre 16	Sellita SW500 (used to be Valjoux 7750)
Calibre Heuer 02	CH80 renamed	Calibre 17	ETA 2894-A2
		Calibre 18	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2223 chronograph module
		Calibre 36	Zenith El Primero
		Calibre 45	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 4510 chronograph module
		Calibre 49	Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 (ETA 2894 + DD calendar + date modules)
		Calibre 360	ETA 2892 base with TAG Heuer manual wind chronograph module

jenyang · Jun 15, 2017

Redrum said:
No, you are wrong.
What is your source for this?
I asked via PM JCBabin ( a member of the forum) and this was his reply.
"The Tag Heuer Aquaracer day date model WAF2010.BA0818 has an elaboree grade ETA 2836-2".
I don't know about the other models i am only sure for this one.

Take care Carlos

RR

Thank you. I doubted the top grade claims as well. I suspect the Sellita 220 in the Carrera 41mm day date is elabore as well. Is there a source that can confirm this? My inquiries to Tag were met with evasive replies.

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Caesarg · Jun 30, 2017

Thought you guys might enjoy this. You may have already seen it but figured some haven't. Hope it posts ok. And couldn't make it a link. 1st post.
customer-service.tagheuer.com/uploads/file/TAG_GenCat_2016_2017_EN.pdf

Orange_GT3 · Jun 30, 2017

Caesarg said:
Thought you guys might enjoy this. You may have already seen it but figured some haven't. Hope it posts ok. And couldn't make it a link. 1st post.
customer-service.tagheuer.com/uploads/file/TAG_GenCat_2016_2017_EN.pdf

Nice one.

RossFraney · Jul 22, 2017

I was recently told not to go for tag but to pick up a nomos or oris for the price, because tag has cheaped out on movements in their more recent models. Thoughts?

mooonman321 · Jul 26, 2017

RossFraney said:
I was recently told not to go for tag but to pick up a nomos or oris for the price, because tag has cheaped out on movements in their more recent models. Thoughts?

I have heard the same but it didn't stop me from pulling the trigger on a TAG recently. I have been very happy with the quality of it, even if the movement is basically an ETA. While I greatly admire what nomos and Oris are doing and aspire to own one of each brand, I figured I should focus on the whole package and not just the movement. Do I want a nomos with their in-house movement? Heck yeah. Do I want to sacrifice the style and case/bracelet quality of the TAG? Nah, at least not now. In other words... Don't let the movement be the only deciding factor in your decision.

Orange_GT3 · Jul 26, 2017

mooonman321 said:
In other words... Don't let the movement be the only deciding factor in your decision.

Exactly this. I like what Nomos are doing with their movements but I don't like any of their designs, so I'm not going to buy one.

Orange_GT3 · Jul 26, 2017

A few more tweaks.

Calibre 1887	based on Seiko 6S37	Calibre 5 (Day-Date)	ETA 2824-2 (ETA 2834-2 or 2836-2) also Sellita SW200 (SW220-1)
Calibre 1969	prototype only	Calibre 6	ETA 2895-2 also Sellita SW260-1
Calibre CH80	updated version of 1969 (not widely used)	Calibre 7 (GMT)	ETA 2892 (2893-2) also Sellita SW300 (SW330)
Calibre S	electro-mechanical	Calibre 8 (GMT)	ETA 2892-A2 (Soprod TT651 GMT module)
Calibre V	belt driven	Calibre 9	Sellita SW1000
Calibre Heuer 01	updated version of 1887	Calibre 11	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2002 chronograph module used to be ETA 2892
Calibre Heuer 02T	based on CH80 with tourbillion	Calibre 12	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2008 chronograph module used to be ETA 2892
Calibre Heuer 02	CH80 renamed	Calibre 16	Sellita SW500 used to be Valjoux 7750
		Calibre 17	ETA 2894-A2
		Calibre 18	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2223 chronograph module
		Calibre 36 (Flyback)	Modified Zenith El Primero 400 (405)
		Calibre 45	Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 4510 chronograph module
		Calibre 49	Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 (ETA 2894 + DD calendar + date modules)
		Calibre 360	ETA 2892 base with TAG Heuer manual wind chronograph module

HOROLOGIST007 · Nov 16, 2017

Orange_GT3 said:
A few more tweaks.

Calibre 1887
based on Seiko 6S37 Calibre 5 (Day-Date)
ETA 2824-2 (ETA 2834-2 or 2836-2)
also Sellita SW200 (SW220-1)

Calibre 1969 prototype only Calibre 6
ETA 2895-2
also Sellita SW260-1

Calibre CH80 updated version of 1969
(not widely used) Calibre 7 (GMT) ETA 2892 (2893-2)
also Sellita SW300 (SW330)

Calibre S electro-mechanical Calibre 8 (GMT) ETA 2892-A2 (Soprod TT651 GMT module)
Calibre V belt driven
Calibre 9
Sellita SW1000

Calibre Heuer 01 updated version of 1887
Calibre 11
Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2002 chronograph module
used to be ETA 2892

Calibre Heuer 02T based on CH80 with tourbillion
Calibre 12
Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2008 chronograph module
used to be ETA 2892

Calibre Heuer 02 CH80 renamed
Calibre 16
Sellita SW500
used to be Valjoux 7750

Calibre 17
ETA 2894-A2

Calibre 18
Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 2223 chronograph module

Calibre 36 (Flyback)
Modified Zenith El Primero 400 (405)

Calibre 45
Sellita SW300 with Dubois Depraz 4510 chronograph module

Calibre 49
Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 (ETA 2894 + DD calendar + date modules)

Calibre 360
ETA 2892 base with TAG Heuer manual wind chronograph module

GREAT INFO
Thanks

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