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The ETA 2671-407 Sliding Pinion is a genuine Swiss-made component for the ETA 2671 automatic movement family. As part of the keyless works mechanism, the sliding pinion (also known as the clutch wheel) moves axially along the winding stem to engage with either the winding pinion for manual winding or the setting mechanism for time and date adjustment. This brand new original part is essential for watchmakers restoring proper crown function and reliable mode switching when the original sliding pinion becomes worn or damaged.
Genuine ETA part – authentic Swiss-made component for ETA 2671 calibers and compatible with 2660, 2670 movements
Keyless works component – slides axially to engage winding or setting mechanisms
Dual function design – enables both manual winding and time/date setting modes
Multi-caliber compatibility – fits ETA 2660, 2670, and 2671
Direct replacement – drop-in replacement for worn or damaged sliding pinions
Part Number: 2671-407 / 407
Article Number: 2
Compatible Movements: ETA 2660, 2670, 2671
Movement Diameter: 17.2 mm (7¾”’) – ETA 2671
Movement Height: 4.80 mm – ETA 2671
Jewels: 17/21/25 (varies by version)
Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
Power Reserve: ~38 hours
Origin: Switzerland (ETA factory part)
Condition: Brand new
Service and overhaul of ETA 2671 family movements
Keyless works repair – replacing worn or damaged sliding pinions
Crown function restoration – ensuring smooth winding and time-setting operation
Suitable for professional watchmakers and experienced repair technicians
1. Is this a genuine ETA part?
Yes, this is a genuine ETA factory part (reference 2671-407), made in Switzerland. It is listed in official ETA parts documentation as a component for ETA 2660, 2670, and 2671 calibers.
2. Which movements is this sliding pinion compatible with?
This sliding pinion is compatible with ETA 2660, 2670, and 2671 movements. The ETA 2671 is a 17.2 mm automatic movement widely used in ladies’ watches from brands including Tissot, Mido, and Longines.
3. What is the function of the sliding pinion?
The sliding pinion is part of the keyless works mechanism that moves axially along the winding stem. When the crown is pushed in, it engages with the winding pinion for manual winding. When pulled out, it slides to engage with the setting mechanism for time and date adjustment.
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