In reply to 1945 - 17 Jewels by Andersok
I'm faced with a bit of a conundrum. According to all accounts this was the movement in the early '40s Nightingale, which prominently advertises a center sweep second hand, but if this movement didn't have one, then what's going on with the examples on this site and Watchophilia?
In reply to I'm faced with a bit of a by Ozme
We have several 7AM's w/ the sweep second complication on site. Dr Ranfft doesn't list the 7AM, but he has several 7's listed on his site. Most of those which are "close" to 7AM have a sub second, which can pretty easily be modified to be a sweep second and for what ever reason, the "C" part of the 7AMC wasn't stamped on the bridge for some of these perhaps earlier movements w/ sweep second.
Here's Jab's 1943 17 jewel example from this 1944 American Nurse record.

We also have a 1946 7AM w/ sweep, from this "non-conforming" record, so maybe it wasn't just the older movements which didn't have the "C" part stamped on bridge.

In reply to This 7AM has what by rtwatches

This 7AM has what appears to be a refinished dial and no exposed 4th pinion for the second hand.