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Genuine ETA 7750-8220 Hammer, Made in Switzerland, brand new — the original factory reset hammer component for the ETA/Valjoux 7750 chronograph movement’s reset mechanism. Precisely engineered to physically drive the chronograph recording pieces back to zero when the reset pusher is activated, the Hammer receives force from the hammer spring and delivers the precise impact that snaps the chronograph counters to zero. An essential replacement part for restoring a worn or damaged chronograph hammer during movement service. Original ETA part — the professional’s choice for genuine chronograph reset restoration.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | ETA (Swatch Group) |
| Part Number | 7750-8220 |
| Component | Chronograph Reset Hammer |
| Compatibility | ETA/Valjoux 7750 Chronograph Movement |
| Origin | Made in Switzerland |
| Type | Original Factory Part (Genuine ETA) |
| Function | Physically drives chronograph recording pieces to zero; driven by hammer spring upon reset activation |
| Packing | Original Packing |
| Condition | Brand New / Genuine ETA |
Q1: Is this a genuine ETA part?
A: Yes — this is a genine ETA 7750-8220 Hammer, Made in Switzerland, brand new. It is an original factory part from ETA (Swatch Group), the world’s leading movement manufacturer. Not a generic or replica part.
Q2: How do I confirm this part fits my movement?
A: Confirm your movement is an ETA/Valjoux 7750 chronograph. The part number 7750-8220 is the specific Chronograph Reset Hammer for this movement. Common brand applications include: IWC Portugieser Chronograph, Omega Speedmaster (older 7750 variant), Tag Heuer Monaco, Breitling Navitimer, and many other chronographs using the Valjoux/ETA 7750 platform.
Q3: What does the Chronograph Hammer do?
A: The Chronograph Hammer (7750-8220) is the physical striker in the chronograph reset mechanism. When you press the reset pusher, the sequence is: Reset pusher → Hammer spring (7750-8730) releases → Hammer (7750-8220) strikes → Chronograph recording pieces snap to zero. The hammer is the physical impact element — it strikes the recording pieces (the hands or counter components) to snap them back to the zero position. Without a functioning hammer, the chronograph counters will not reset regardless of how many times the reset button is pressed.
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