Peseux · Switzerland
Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished)
This record is scoped to Furlan Marri’s Disco Volante application of the Peseux/ETA 7001, not every standard ETA 7001 derivative. Furlan Marri lists its application as a 2.5 mm-thick, manually wound, Swiss-made movement assembled and controlled in Switzerland, with 42 hours of power reserve, 21,600 bph beat rate, 24 jewels, hours/minutes/seconds display, and redesigned hand-finished bridges completed in Geneva. Standard ETA/Peseux 7001 references may list different jewel counts or diameter conventions, so use the Furlan Marri figures here only for this modified Disco Volante application.
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Technical specification
| Manufacturer | Peseux |
| Origin | Switzerland |
| Type | Manual |
| Beat rate | 21,600 bph · 3 Hz |
| Jewels | 24 |
| Power reserve | 42 h |
| Diameter | 23.73 mm |
| Height | 2.5 mm |
| Hacking seconds | No |
| Hand-winding | Yes |
| Date | No |
| GMT | No |
| Chronograph | No |
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FAQ
Is the Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished) automatic or manual?
The Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished) is a hand-wound mechanical movement: there is no self-winding rotor, so you turn the crown — usually once a day — to keep it running. It uses no battery.
What is the power reserve of the Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished)?
About 42 hours on a full wind — into a second day, so it keeps running overnight off the wrist. Power reserve is how long the Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished) keeps running once you stop wearing or winding it.
Does the Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished) hack (stop the seconds when you set it)?
No. The seconds hand keeps running while you set the time, so the Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished) can't be synced exactly to the second; you set it to the nearest minute and let it catch up. It is a minor convenience rather than a measure of how well it keeps time.
Does the Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished) have a date function?
No — the Peseux 7001 (Furlan Marri-finished) has no date complication, so every watch built on it runs a clean, date-free dial. That suits symmetrical and vintage-style designs, and means one less thing to reset whenever the movement is allowed to stop.
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