Cal. 7275 is an automatic movement with date produced by Ginault. It is considered to be a clone of the popular ETA 2824-2 and shares the same basic architecture. Ginault sources components from Switzerland (mainspring, hairspring, jewels), China (shock absorber) and other countries to assemble and finish the movement in the USA.
Ginault first mentioned the name “7275” for its movement in December, 2016. The company claims that the movement is “Cut, Machined, Assembled and Fine Tuned in the United States” and that they use a proprietary alloy (“GC31”) for the gears.