Compact two-page product sheet for the RONDA caliber 517, intended as a quick-reference version of the larger technical documentation. Unlike the full manual, this PDF focuses on the movement’s headline specifications, core features, and links to supporting production documents such as case-ring plans, dial layouts, hand-setting plans, operating instructions, and the technical repair guide. It presents the caliber as part of RONDA’s xtratech multifunction quartz line, identifying it as an 11½''' analog quartz movement with three hands, date, and day display. The sheet also highlights that it is available in both Swiss Made and Swiss Parts variants, each with one jewel and a nickel-finished construction.

One of the most useful things about this file is how clearly it summarizes the movement’s selling points. On page 1, the document emphasizes that the 517 is a repairable metal movement, not just a disposable unit, which makes it more attractive for serviceable watch designs. It also points out an energy-saving mode that cuts power consumption by around 70% when the stem is pulled out, a strong step motor, and quick correction for day and date. The same page frames the movement as interchangeable with other RONDA 11½''' calibers that share the same 3.00 mm movement height and 1.50 mm stem height, which is valuable information for brands and watchmakers seeking flexible replacement or design compatibility.

Page 2 turns from features to hard engineering data. It lists the overall diameter as 26.00 mm, the movement seat as 25.60 mm, and confirms the 3.00 mm overall movement height. It also gives torque values, operating temperature range, monthly accuracy, shock resistance standard, and magnetic shielding figures. Battery options are clearly separated: a 371 standard battery with a stated life of 45 months, and a 395 high battery with a life of 60 months, both at 1.5 V. Typical current consumption is given as 1.28 µA, with a maximum of 1.85 µA, provided the calendar is not engaged. This makes the sheet particularly practical for designers, procurement teams, and repair shops that need fast access to dimensions and operating values without consulting the full manual.

The public product references you shared reinforce that positioning. Search results for RONDA’s own product materials connect the 517 to its broader technical PDF set and confirm that it belongs to the company’s quartz multifunction range. Meanwhile, the Buzzufy listing describes it as a new RONDA 517 quartz movement with day-date indication at 3 o’clock, which aligns with one of the common display configurations supported by the technical documentation. Because both linked pages were partially inaccessible to direct fetch in this environment, I relied on available indexed search snippets for those details.