The Seagull chrono movement is a bi-compax movement, meaning two sub-dials- running seconds at 9 and a thirty minute counter at 3. The original Daytona 6263/5's were tri-compax Valjoux 72's with the six o'clock subdial being the 12 hour counter. Since the Seagull doesn't have a 12 hour counter, they added a gear and the 6 o'clock subdial mimics the hour hand. If it's ten o'clock, the 6 o'clock dial hand will also point to 10. Since this is bogus and a dead giveaway to any half ass WIS, people take the movement out, remove the hands and dial and take out the 6 o'clock gear and glue the hand to the dial in the 12 o'clock position, which is where it should be when you're not using the chrono, which is 99% of the time. You can still use the chrono, just for 30 minutes.
Other flaws of the Seagull vintage Daytona and the asian 7750 vintage Daytona are that the case is 40mm instead of 37mm on the originals and the chrono pushers are symmetrical. On the originals, the chrono pushers are assymetrical.
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