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Technotime announcing the TT 738

The automatic Technotime TT 738, with its twin barrels, 35 jewels and with over 5 days of power reserve awaits to find a matching case and dial.

The automatic Technotime TT 738, with its twin barrels, 35 jewels and with over 5 days of power reserve is looking for a matching case and dial.

Founded in 2001, Technotime is a thriving small company producing modules, mechanical movements, tourbillons and balance-springs.

Technotime has been enjoying renewed expansion since 2003, when the manufacturer decided to launch into making high-end mechanical movements. The flagship of the brand based in Les Brenets is the TT 738 movement, featuring a blend of design and performance and designed to adapt to brands’ need for differentiation.

The available versions include a retrograde date module and/or power-reserve indicator. Equipped with Technotime balance-springs, it may, depending on clients’ wishes, be chronometer-certified by the COSC. This mechanical gem is also available in a hand-wound version, the TT 718.

Technical specifications

131/4’’’ mechanical movement

Twin barrels

Automatic winding

4 Hz (28,800 vib/h), 35 jewels

Over 120-hour power reserve

Total diameter: 30.40 mm

Casing-diameter: 30.00 mm

Thickness: 4.35 mm

Time display: Hours, minutes, seconds

Date window at 3 o’clock

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