Inside a Sandoz Submariner-like, ETA 2824

Foreword
I did not post this as a review, since I think the pictures actually speak for themselves. That is why I placed this in the ARTICLES section of my watch site. You can "walk through" the whole dissection by clicking on each picture on each page or pick single pictures from the tabular overview below.

Start the tour here or click on any of the thumbnails

The blue dial Sandoz Submariner-like with satin brushed bezel and its parts...
All parts	The empty Case on Holder	The Crown Guards	Empty Case	Bezel and Case
Movement on Holder	Closer View	View of Movement	Closer	Rotor Zoom
Zoom on Balance	Top View of Balance	Winding Mechanism	Metal Spacer	Date Ring
Hands	Dial	Top Half	12 Hour Marker	Sandoz Logo
Bottom Half	Dial Side of Movement	Clasp	Links	Endlink

After the tour you might be "loaded' to read a bit more about the Little Engine that Could: An Indepth Look at the ETA 2824, a link to Hans Zbinden's great watch site www.chronometrie.com where a friend of his reviewed the ETA 2892 and his little brother 2824. I received the information about those great articles from Jim Morell, thank you Jim!

Best regards

Reto Castellazzi, January 3rd, 2002, Bangkok