Vintage Doxa Automatic watch movement, believed to be the Caliber 105 (7¼''') based on markings visible under the balance. Includes the original dial . No hands, crown, or stem are included.
The movement is branded Doxa on the dial. When wound, it showed signs of running , and the balance moves freely . Due to age, it is offered strictly as a parts or project movement .
*Caliber identification is based on visible markings and is provided for reference only. Full accuracy or long‑term performance is not guaranteed.*
The movement is also believed to be based on the ETA 2365 architecture , as the plate layout and component positioning share similarities with that family. (Reference only — buyer should verify.)
*Only specifications confirmed directly from the movement are listed. Any unverified technical details are intentionally omitted or marked for buyer verification.*
A full service is recommended due to age and unknown service history.
Doxa used various compact automatic movements in their mid‑century watches, including calibers in the 7¼''' size range. These movements appeared in many small men's and ladies' Swiss automatics.
Similar small‑format Doxa automatic movements have been seen in:
*Brand list is based on known usage of small Doxa automatic calibers. Compatibility is not guaranteed — always verify diameter, dial feet, stem height, and case requirements.*
These vintage movements are tested only for basic function and are sold primarily for their parts value . Everything included is shown in the photos.