Hey people I have a question for you all
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6.70” / 17.02 cm
Dirt cheap mechanical chronographs. You could have this https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005004690275610.html for a fraction of a cost of an original. Same as very homage.
How good will watch run long term and how easy repairs will be in lets say 10 year time? Who knows.
Dirt cheap mechanical chronographs. You could have this https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005004690275610.html for a fraction of a cost of an original. Same as very homage.
How good will watch run long term and how easy repairs will be in lets say 10 year time? Who knows.
It's a common off-the-shelf Seagull ST1902 movement that any local watch guy will easily repair, just like the average Seiko or Miyota movement.
There's no reason to concern yourself about longevity or services with these watches. They are cheap to repair and even cheaper to buy new and swap for less money than a service.
They seem nice.
Reason to get-You like them
Reason not to get-You don't like them
Thanks for the Suggestions man 🙏🏻 yeah they look sick.
Dirt cheap mechanical chronographs. You could have this https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005004690275610.html for a fraction of a cost of an original. Same as very homage.
How good will watch run long term and how easy repairs will be in lets say 10 year time? Who knows.
This one looks very nice especially for that price ✌🏻
It's a common off-the-shelf Seagull ST1902 movement that any local watch guy will easily repair, just like the average Seiko or Miyota movement.
There's no reason to concern yourself about longevity or services with these watches. They are cheap to repair and even cheaper to buy new and swap for less money than a service.
What I especially like is that the movement is cheap and looks sick at the same time. But the most nice thing is it is an manual winding movement with an chronograph function. Very rare for that price point.