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Valjoux 7736
Last updated: July 28, 2025
Brand
Caliber Number
7736
Production Period
1970 – 1978
Lignes
14”’
Diameter
31.0 mm
Height
7.4 mm
Power Reserve
Unconfirmed
Frequency
18,000 A/h (2.5 Hz)
Jewels
17
Escapement
Swiss Lever
Anti-Shock Device
Commonly Incabloc
Hand Count
6 (Hour, Minute, Central Chronograph Second, 3x Sub-dial hands)
Manufacture Region
Unconfirmed
Functions
Chronograph with 12-hour and 30-minute counters, Small Seconds
Valjoux 7736 Description
The Valjoux 7736 is a manual-wind, cam-operated chronograph movement from the highly successful Valjoux 7730 family. As a direct evolution of the 7733/7734, its defining feature is the addition of a 12-hour counter, giving it a classic tri-compax layout (sub-dials at 3, 6, and 9). This increased functionality made it a popular choice for sports and racing chronographs in the 1970s from brands like Heuer and Breitling. It maintained the robust and reliable architecture of its siblings.
