Can I have this movement ID'ed?

[jeevanpillai]

Hey guys, I'm looking to replace the movement on an old rep I have, could someone help me ID this? I tried looking online, but I can't seem to find anything similar.
The movement has a seconds hand at 9 o'clock. I removed the flywheel so there more of the movement exposed.

Thanks for the help!

 

[Daytona6263passion]

I not see the front pic so could be difficult understand exactly what it is, but ofrei have large selection of this chinese movement.

Here could you seen something similar, maybe you locate yours too:

https://www.ofrei.com/page1119.html

 

[jeevanpillai]

Hi, thanks for the reply! I did check out Ofrei but I couldn't find anything that looked similar, the few Chinese movements there that had a sub-seconds at 9 had their balance where exposed in the back, which is unlike this movement I have here which has it's balance wheel deeper inside.

Here's a pic of the face of the watch if it might help

Any ideas? ????

 

[ugalord]

JayBee0815 any ideas maybe?

 

[Rx4Time]

some 21j variant. You might be doing trial and error with a couple. Id for for a seagull ST2555 and remove the date wheel as my first guess. This is probably the closest I can think of off hand. This appears to have been an automatic, correct? [h=1][/h]

 

[KOT1917]

Hello!

I think it makes sense for you to check out Chinese clones of Japanese movts., primarily nh. I think the answer is right there.

But what can be said with a high degree of probability is that despite the potentially low price, given the dial, there is a suspicion that repairing such a pam is not the most cost-effective idea. However, it's up to you to decide.