I bought it from Toro.
As you see in my sig, I have almost every possible movement, all are from BP factory.
DG4813
When I got it I thought it would be the best, everything worked as it should.
But later I had great trouble with hacking, when I put the crown back in, the movement wouldn't start.
After a few tries, it finally started to work again.
I will see how it handles today.
Asian ETA
It sometimes doesn't want to unhack, but it works after a try or three.
Winding is rough.
Isochronism is also not very good, but it doesn't differ more than 5s through it's power reserve.
refurbished Swiss ETA
Rotor rattles and setting of time is rough.
But other than that, I expect this watch to work for quite a few years.
And it is very precise, so I guess Swiss is better than Asian in general, but of course there can also be Asian that are better than Swiss.
So it is very hard for me to say which one to go for, I guess I would need at least 5 of each movements to tell you that.
Swiss ETA
Of course not one problem whatsoever, everything works smooth.
I can't tell you the factory, but I got it from Hont, so I have asked him now who makes it. But it is probably some unknown factory, because the watch is not very good, altough it costed $294.
EDIT:
DG4813 now hacked and unhacked more than 10 times without problems, maybe it was just a one time problem.
I also don't know why there are such problems with stripped crowns, mine practically screws itself.
And this is the answer I got from Hont about my Swiss ETA Aqua Terra:
we not call which factory for it
As I suspected it is some unknown factory.