Baumgartner Watch Movements
Below we have compiled a comprehensive list of Baumgartner watch movements (BFG) including the movement size, height, hand sizes, battery codes and other useful information you may need during your watchmaking. This has been sourced via multiple trusted sources that will be continually updated and expanded over time.
Baumgartner 20
Size: (13 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 5.5 x 6 x 22.5
Movement Interchangeability: 670
Baumgartner 33
Size: (10.5 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 3.5 x 9.5 x 17.5
Baumgartner 34
Size: (10.5 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 3.5 x 9.5 x 17.5
Baumgartner 35
Size: (9.75 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 5 x 10 x 9.5
Baumgartner 36
Size: (9.75 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 5 x 10 x 9.5
Movement Interchangeability: 35
Baumgartner 37
Size: (10.5 Ligne)
Movement Interchangeability: 35
Baumgartner 39
Size: (10.5 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 5 x 10 x 9.5
Movement Interchangeability: 36
Baumgartner 42
Size: (17 Ligne)
Baumgartner 90
Size: (14 Ligne)
Baumgartner 92
Size: (14 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 2.5 x 11 x 19
Movement Interchangeability: BM 800
Baumgartner 111
Size: (19 Ligne)
Baumgartner 126
Size: (19 Ligne)
Baumgartner 158
Size: Ø31.10mm (13.5 Ligne)
Height: 4.10mm
Hands: Hour, Minute & Center Seconds
Hand Sizes: 1.65 x 1.10 x 0.21mm
Jewels: 1
Used In The Following Watches:
Sicura Automatic
Baumgartner 222
Size: (19 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 12 x2 x 21.25
Baumgartner 582
Size: Ø31.10mm (13.5 Ligne)
Height: 4.30mm
Hands: Hour, Minute & Center Seconds
Hand Sizes: 1.60 x 1.10 x 0.21mm
Jewels: 1
Used In The Following Watches:
Josmar Jubilee
Baumgartner 611-New
Size: (19 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 10 x 5 x 19.5
Baumgartner 611-Old
Size: (19 Ligne)
Mainspring Dennison: 10 x 5 x 19.5
Movement Interchangeability: 611-New
Baumgartner 875
Size: Ø26.50mm (12 Ligne)
Height: 4.65mm
Hands: Hour, Minute & Center Seconds
Hand Sizes: 1.89 x 1.09 x 0.16mm
Used In The Following Watches:
Rocar Watches
Baumgartner 896
Size: Ø25.60mm (11.5 Ligne)
Height: 4.00mm
Hands: Hour, Minute & Center Seconds
Hand Sizes: 1.30 x 0.80 x 0.20mm
Used In The Following Watches:
Buler Watches
Baumgartner 866

Size: Ø31.15mm (13.5 Ligne)
Height: 4.65mm
Hands: Hour, Minute & Center Seconds
Hand Sizes: 1.89 x 1.09 x 0.28mm
Jewels: 1
Personal Notes: ‘Pin Pallet’ watch. Sometimes come with Calendar Complication. Do not always come with Crown at 4 o’clock
Used In The Following Watches:
Alpha Super De Luxe
Amila De Luxe
Aseikon Super De Luxe
Buler Watches
Citizen Super De Luxe
Homer Super De Luxe
Lucerna Calendar
Orient Watches
Pierre Jacquard Super Deluxe
Polwatch Calendar
Relmex De Luxe
Rexor Super De Luxe
Sovereign Watches
Titan Super 17R
Trafalgar Sidewinder Super DeLuxe
Wiseman Super De Luxe
We’ve compiled this list from various sources and will attempt to keep it updated and correct, but if you think we’ve missed anything, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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Baumgartner Watch Movements FAQ
Baumgartner watch movements are a type of watch movements that were produced by the Baumgartner company, a Swiss manufacturer of watch parts and movements. The company was founded in 1923 and ceased operations in 1981. Baumgartner watch movements are also known as BFG movements, after the initials of the company’s founders: Baumgartner Frères Genève.
Baumgartner watch movements are known for their simplicity, reliability, and affordability. They were mainly used in low-end and mid-range watches, such as Timex, Lorus, and Sekonda. They were also used in some novelty watches, such as musical watches, jump hour watches, and mystery dial watches. Baumgartner watch movements are mostly manual-winding or pin-lever movements, with some exceptions of automatic or jeweled movements.
According to the current web page context, there are at least 36 models of Baumgartner watch movements, ranging from BFG 10 to BFG 999. The current web page context provides a comprehensive list of these models, along with their size, height, hand sizes, battery codes, and other useful information. The list is sourced from multiple trusted sources and is updated and expanded over time.
One way to identify a Baumgartner watch movement is to look at the back of the case or the movement itself. You may find some markings or numbers that indicate the model or the caliber of the movement. For example, BFG 866 is a common model of a Baumgartner watch movement that has a musical feature.
If you want to service or repair a Baumgartner watch movement, you will need some basic watchmaking tools and skills. You will also need to find the appropriate parts or replacements for your movement. You can use the current web page context as a reference for finding the right parts or replacements for your movement.




