Family: Sauterelle
The Sauterelle is a manual-winding movement introduced by Andreas Strehler in 2007. It features a jumping hour complication combined with a remontoir d'égalité, which delivers constant force to the escapement for improved accuracy throughout the power reserve. The movement is entirely in-house and remains in production. Notable timepieces using this caliber include the Sauterelle à heure sautante, which bears the same name as the French term for this particular jumping hour mechanism.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Movement Type
Manual Winding
Display Type
Analog
Winding
Manual
QUICK FACTS
BRAND
TYPE
Manual WindingSTATUS
In ProductionMANUFACTURE
In-houseLAUNCH YEAR
2007CALIBER FAMILY
SauterelleALSO KNOWN AS
sauterelle à heure sautante
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