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The ETA 2000-721 Movement Balance Wheel is a genuine Swiss-made component for the ETA 2000 automatic movement family, also specified for use in Longines Caliber L595 and L592 movements. As a complete, pre-regulated balance assembly, this unit (Article 20) includes the balance wheel, hairspring, and stud, and is factory-timed to ETA’s original specifications. This brand new original part is essential for watchmakers restoring stable amplitude and precision timing when the original balance assembly becomes worn or damaged.
Genuine ETA/Longines part – authentic Swiss-made component for ETA 2000 calibers and Longines L595/L592 movements
Complete balance assembly – includes balance wheel, hairspring, and stud, ready for installation
Factory-regulated – pre-timed to original specifications for correct amplitude and rate
Direct replacement – drop-in replacement for worn or damaged balance assemblies
Precision-engineered – manufactured to ETA’s original specifications
Part Number: 2000-721 / 721
Article Number: 20
Compatible Movements: ETA 2000, ETA 2000-1, Longines L595, Longines L592
Movement Diameter: 19.4 mm (8¾”’)
Movement Height: 3.6 mm
Jewels: 20
Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Power Reserve: ~40 hours
Shock Protection: Incabloc
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS), factory sealed
Origin: Switzerland (ETA factory part)
Service and overhaul of ETA 2000/2000-1 and Longines L595/L592 movements
Balance assembly replacement – replacing damaged, broken, or worn balance wheels and hairsprings
Timekeeping restoration – restoring correct amplitude and rate to the movement
Suitable for professional watchmakers and experienced repair technicians
1. Is this a genuine ETA part?
Yes, this is a genuine ETA factory part (reference 2000-721), made in Switzerland. It is supplied as factory-sealed New Old Stock (NOS).
2. Which movements is this balance wheel compatible with?
This balance wheel is specifically designed for the ETA 2000 and ETA 2000-1 calibers. It is also specified for use in Longines Caliber L595 and L592 movements, which are based on the ETA 2000-1 platform. The 2000-1 is an improved version introduced in 1997, featuring optimized wheel train teeth counts and rotor design.
3. What is the difference between L595 and L592?
L592 is the upgraded version of L595. Key improvements include upgrading the winding system from unidirectional to bidirectional and adopting a new shock protection system. Both are based on the ETA 2000-1 and share the same balance wheel reference (2000-721).
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