Garrick's Exclusive Watch Movement's
new and exclusive hand-wound movement
Garrick UT-G01 calibre
Garrick has now entered a new era in watchmaking with the introduction of a new and exclusive hand-wound movement.
The design of the movement, with its prominent balance bridge and free-sprung balance, is intended to look stereotypically British and is assembled, finished and regulated in Garrick’s own British workshop.
Garrick SGB calibre
Our latest manual wound calibre, designed and built in the Garrick workshop.
This smaller manual wound calibre features a unique three point balance bridge.
Designed and built in the UK.
- Frequency 21,600 vph (3 Hz)
- 20 Jewels
- Gold or Silver frosted finish
More about GARRICK's UT-G WATCH MOVEMENT
The hand-wound movement is frosted and polished by hand, typical of high-end watchmaking, and features Garrick’s own Trinity balance. The rim of the balance wheel is made of a patented metal alloy called Sircumet which is employed for the first time within a wristwatch.
Sircumet is a copper-based alloy exhibiting the following properties:
- Antimagnetic
- Free of toxic materials (no Pb, Be, Ni)
- Good hardness without needing heat treatment
- No distortion due to heat treatment
- It stays bright even without a galvanic treatment
- Sea water resistant
Compared to copper beryllium alloys like Glucydur ™ the advantages are: 2, 4, 5, 6
The thermal dilation is similar to copper beryllium.
Compared to Invar the advantage are: 1, 2, 4
Compared to brass: 2, 3, 5, 6
Similar alloys are used for nautical applications (1, 5, 6)
Assembly and finishing of the movement take place over 3 days by master watchmaker Craig Baird, a 30 year veteran of the industry.
The UT-G calibre powers our Regulator, S1, S2 and S3 timepieces.
