Case Material? SF N-series w/P.3000 Clone3

[eshow3907]

I picked up, what after careful comparison to the PAM guide, appears to be a SF N-series w/P.3000 Clone3

I picked her up M2M and the seller openly could not remember what version of the watch it was, although they claimed to have purchased her 6 months back from a TD. The supper clone inside is clearly a V3 and the N-Series ss# patern seems to match the SF production.

My question is, why does the case feal like its made of plastic? I have multiple H-Fac and KW PAMs that are all heavy duty pieces of timekeeping art, but this watch feels extreemly light and when I tap on her with my finger nail it sounds like I am tapping on my computer keys. I get that the plexy glass will make her lighter, but for some reason something just does not feal right with this case. Can anyone else with SF 372 SC's wheigh in on their case quality? or the material? possibly an easy test that will put my mind at easy that this extreemly light case is normal.

If this has been covered, please redirect me to the thread. I did some digging and only found extreemly well documented super clone info, but not a lot of discussion of case material.

Thanks,

 

[Netbis71]

It is stainless steel watch and is much lighter than 44mm luminor with closed caseback, remember it has open back so all that metal is gone and plexiglass is also lightweight. Its very comfortable watch.

 

[eshow3907]

Well if thats the case, it is definitely comfortable on a super soft. A stark contrast from my KW brono.

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[eshow3907]

For the record, the 372 is much lighter then my 390. Probably the plexi and glass back.

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[Netbis71]

Yes sir, it is much lighter than 390 for sure.

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[chand1014]

Judging from the size of the numeral cutouts, this is definitely from ZF factory, not SF.