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Is a 3861 a 1861 movement?

As such, the caliber 3861 is, technically, at its core, an 1861 movement, but with a number of changes made to it. The Caliber 3861 is a hand-wound movement with 26 jewels which beats with a frequency of 21600. It has a chronograph function and displays Small Seconds, Hours, Minutes. It is a certified Master Chronometer, certified by METAS.

What is a caliber 3861?

The Caliber 3861 is a hand-wound movement with 26 jewels which beats with a frequency of 21600. It has a chronograph function and displays Small Seconds, Hours, Minutes. It is a certified Master Chronometer, certified by METAS. The movement has a diameter of 37 mm and a thickness of 6.87 mm and offers a power reserve of 50 hours.

How much power does a 3861 have?

It has a power reserve of 50 hours. One technological improvement of the 3861 from the 1861 is that Omega introduced hacking seconds, allowing the seconds hand to stop when pulling out the crown for more accurate time-setting. For this movement, Omega removed the frequency regulator as the lever has a risk of accidental frequency shifts.

How many components does a 3861 have?

The result is that the 3861 has more than 240 components. All areas of this movement have been improved, most notably the power reserve, accuracy performance, and magnetic resistance. It has a power reserve of 50 hours.

What is the new 3861 Speedy Pro?

The new 3861 Speedy Pro is the latest iteration of the Omega Speedmaster, building upon 50 years of development and refinement. It features a tech-forward movement while maintaining its Moonwatch heritage and offers subtle changes to keep things interesting.