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The ETA 2671-1497 Movement Ball Bearing is a genuine Swiss-made component for the ETA 2671 automatic movement family, with part number 2671-1497, Article 31-2. The ball bearing supports the oscillating weight (rotor), enabling smooth, low-friction rotation for efficient bidirectional self-winding. As the ETA 2671 is a compact 17.2mm caliber widely used in ladies’ watches, the ball bearing is a critical component for maintaining automatic winding performance and the movement’s ~38-hour power reserve.
Genuine ETA part – authentic Swiss-made component for the ETA 2671 movement
Ball bearing system – supports the rotor with 5-ball bearing for smooth rotation and reduced friction
Bidirectional winding support – enables efficient self-winding regardless of rotor direction
Essential for power reserve – direct impact on winding efficiency and the ~38-hour power reserve
Precision-engineered – manufactured to ETA’s original specifications
Part Number: 2671-1497 / 1497
Article Number: 31-2
Compatible Movement: ETA 2671
Movement Diameter: 17.2 mm (7¾”’)
Movement Height: 4.80 mm
Jewels: 17/21/25 (varies by version)
Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Power Reserve: ~38 hours
Rotor Type: Ball bearing (5 balls)
Winding Direction: Bidirectional
Origin: Switzerland (ETA factory part)
Condition: Brand new
Service and overhaul of ETA 2671 movements
Automatic winding repair – replacing worn, noisy, or seized rotor bearings
Rotor restoration – ensuring smooth and efficient self-winding performance
Suitable for professional watchmakers and experienced repair technicians
1. Is this a genuine ETA part?
Yes, this is a genuine ETA factory part (reference 2671-1497), made in Switzerland. The ETA 2671 is a 17.2 mm automatic movement widely used in ladies’ watches from brands including Tissot, Mido, Longines, and Tudor.
2. What is the function of the ball bearing in the ETA 2671 movement?
The ball bearing supports the automatic rotor, allowing it to rotate with minimal friction. The ETA 2671 features a 5-ball bearing rotor with bidirectional winding, efficiently winding the mainspring regardless of rotor direction.
3. What are the signs that the ball bearing needs replacement?
Common signs include grinding or rattling noise from the rotor, reduced winding efficiency, rough rotor rotation, or visible wear/damage during inspection. Experienced watchmakers note that worn ball bearings are a common cause of automatic winding issues in the ETA 2671.
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